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Fall Travel Essentials

Fall is in full swing and whether you’re planning a day trip to the pumpkin patch or booking a cross-country flight for Thanksgiving,
a travel blanket is the perfect cozy companion. Our travel blankets are designed to provide superior warmth and comfort while utilizing all the technologies that make them packable, water-resistant, and washable.

Perfect For Road Trip Napping

Ideal for fall car camping excursions or leaf-peeping day trips, The NanoLoft® Puffy Blanket was designed to be compact when packed up, and then expanded to offer plush comfort anywhere and everywhere you go. With the included stuff sack and premium, packable insulation, the best travel blanket packs down to save space in your backpack, suitcase, or trunk.

Woman wearing Rumpl blanket while sitting on cliff overlooking autumn landscape
Woman shaking Rumpl blanket on cliff overlooking autumn landscape

Carry-On Comfort

Planning a flight? We got you covered with our NanoLoft® Puffy Travel Blankets. Created with our synthetic-alternative insulation of circular clusters of fiber that mimic the properties of down clusters, this proprietary technology efficiently preserves heat without sacrificing packability. Keep a Rumpl blanket in your carry-on for extra coziness at 35,000 ft and keep one in your backpack for on-the-go comfort on shorter trips. Pro tip: add a Stuffable Pillowcase to your travel checklist and ensure your long-haul flights are that much more comfortable.

Hand holding Rumpl Nanoloft Travel Blanket on plane
Man wearing Rumpl blanket while overlooking autumn landscape

Durable and Weather Resistant

Rumpl blankets are the ultimate travel blankets since they are made with premium technologies like a DWR treatment to repel liquids and stains, and a ripstop exterior to prevent snags and tears. After a long trip, if it needs a refresh, you can throw it in the washing machine for ultimate ease.

Rumpl Original Puffy Blanket Deepwater attached to bag overlooking autumn landscape


No matter how far you go or how long you’re roaming, our travel blankets are so packable and portable that you’ll want to take more PTO just to use them. Find yours here.

SHOP TRAVEL ESSENTIALS

Rumpl | Everywhere Towel Travet Set - Sundown
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Rumpl | Travel Dog Bed
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Rumpl | Down Puffy Blanket - Black
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Rumpl | Nanoloft Travel Blanket- Black
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Rumpl | Nanoloft Travel Blanket- Deepwater
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Rumpl | Nanoloft Travel Blanket- Pyro Tri-Fade
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Rumpl | Everywhere Towel Travel Set- Deepwater Stripe
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Rumpl | Stuffable Pillowcase - Deepwater
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Rumpl | Stuffable Pillowcase - Black
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Rumpl | Rumpl x Hydro Flask
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Rumpl | Beer blanket six pack
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TRAVEL ESSENTIALS

Rumpl | NanoLoft Travel Blanket - Black
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Rumpl | Nanoloft Travel Blanket- Deepwater
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Rumpl Everywhere Towel Travel Set- Deepwater Stripe
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Rumpl | Nanoloft Travel Blanket- Pyro Tri-Fade
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Rumpl | Travel Dog Bed
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Rumpl | Rumpl x Hydro Flask
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Rumpl | Stuffable Pillowcase - Black
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