Faribault Mill, which is named after the city in Minnesota where it’s resided since 1865, and which produces one of my ...

Today, Faribault Mill is one of the few remaining American companies (Pendleton being the other major name) that turn raw wool into blankets, apparel and accessories. The factory may look like a ...

Many of its large wool or cotton blankets retail for upwards of $400. Faribault Mill president and CEO Ross Widomoyer said in a statement that the move to lower prices is made possible through ...

Faribault Woolen Mill Co. has been supplying blankets to the U.S. military since the beginning of World War I. And while the government is more preoccupied with the production of face masks right ...

MINNEAPOLIS — The 2022 Winter Games are just days away and one Minnesota company is partnering with the U.S. Olympic Committee to make officially licensed Team USA blankets. Faribault Woolen Mill, ...

The back-to-the-future reinvention of 150-year-old Faribault Woolen Mill — from a manufacturer of inexpensive commodity blankets, many containing more acrylic than wool, to a beloved American ...

Blankets were left ... brand and hopefully try to create it to be relevant in today's world?" Faribault Woolen Mills now has 35 employees, most of whom worked there before the company was ...

Doug Remmey started working at the Faribault Woolen Mill straight out of ... for $1,000 on the secondary market.) The mill has Peanuts-branded blankets and a blanket with the Hamm's bear.

Faribault Woolen Mills led the market with new products like washable wool and thermal weave blankets. In the early 1970s the company saw its greatest profit and made the largest addition to its ...

The first washable wool blanket and the first moth-proof blanket both came from the Faribault mill. The reach of its products went far beyond Minnesota. “It is said at one point this mill ...