My daughter’s counselor suggested we try a weighted blanket, and boy is it hard to find something that you know is gonna be quality. It wasn’t cheap but I went with one from Baloo Living, particularly because they use glass beads instead of plastic, and they had a small “throw” size that was just what she needed. It’s only been a couple of months, but so far so good. She loves it. I have even washed and dried it successfully at home in our washer/dryer which honestly I was worried about. So, if it’s not outside your budget, I would recommend them.

I got a cheap one off Amazon and put it in a duvet cover, may help if your allergies are only from direct contact. My reasoning was I can keep my weighted blanket and easily swap it to whatever color scheme I want

We have a bearaby blanket. It’s a little different from most weighted blankets in that it doesn’t have a bunch of little beads or whatever sewn into it for weight, its just knitted from a ton of fabric. Because it is knitted it’s very breathable which is nice because I’m a pretty hot sleeper.

It’s also probably a little more washable than a lot of other blankets because of that, but you may need to make a trip to the Laundromat to use the big washer.

If you’re not a fan of the knit, I imagine you could probably stick it in a duvet cover.

My partner has used a YNM weighted blanket for a few years. I’m not sure which material it is (they seem to offer bamboo, poly, linen, and others).

That might still qualify as faceless alphabet soup though.

I think this is the one I got for my fiancée a couple years ago: https://jysk.de/schlafzimmer/bettdecken/gewichtsdecken/gewichts-bettdecke-7-kg-gjendetu

I don’t know if you have Jysk wherever you’re from, but it seems decent quality. You can put a duvet cover on the blanket, so you can pick and choose whichever material you’re most comfortable with.

Can’t comment on how fair the production is - hadn’t done that research back then. But at least it’s not off Amazon