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Baby Yak Blanket

Sale price$300.00 SGD

Color:Off-White

Lightweight and super soft, this blanket is made from the ultra-fine underbelly hair of baby yaks, which is shed naturally in the springtime.

Baby Yak Blanket
Baby Yak Blanket Sale price$300.00 SGD

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the terms and conditions of the Global Free Shipping promotion?

Our Global Free Shipping promotion is valid from now until 31 December 2026, 11:59 PM (GMT+8), with a minimum spend of USD 350.

Please note that complimentary Global Free Shipping covers shipping charges only and does not include any applicable import duties, taxes, or customs fees. Any such charges are determined by local customs authorities and are payable by the customer upon delivery.

Where are COMO Shambhala products shipped from?

All COMO Shambhala products are shipped from Singapore.

What makes baby yak wool special compared to cashmere or regular wool?

Baby yak wool is exceptionally soft, lightweight, and warm. It is comparable to ultra-fine cashmere, while being significantly more durable and breathable. It is made from the ultra-fine underbelly hair of young yaks and is ethically sourced from artisans working directly with the herders in Bhutan’s plateaus and valleys.

How should I wash and care for the Baby Yak Blanket?

We recommend dry cleaning or hand washing in cool water using a mild wool detergent. Lay the blanket flat on a dry towel to air dry — never tumble dry or wring.

Is baby yak wool hypoallergenic or safe for sensitive skin?

Yes, baby yak wool fibers are naturally smooth and itch-free with minimal lanolin, making the Baby Yak Blanket gentle and non-irritating on sensitive skin.

What size is the Baby Yak Blanket and how can I use it?

The Baby Yak Blanket is generously-sized for versatile use as a cozy throw for your living room couch, an extra layer on your bed, or as a luxurious travel companion.

Is baby yak wool sustainably and ethically sourced?

Yes, baby yak wool is collected by hand-combing the soft undercoat that young yaks naturally shed in spring, supporting traditional nomadic herding communities without harming animals.