Woobie Hank: Insulated with USGI poncho-liner, serves as a large rag, knee pad, and adventure companion tool.

This two-material sided handkerchief features a U.S. Made Military Issue Poncho Liner on one side and 100% cotton ripstop on the reverse. The poncho liner (often referred to as a "woobie" and used as a blanket) includes a 100% nylon oxford-weave outer layer with 100% polyester inner batting and is sewn to a functional sheet of ripstop. The hank can still be stuffed in the pants pocket but it's tie-cords and "oversized" rectangular shape enables you to implement it as a large rag, seat pad, pillow (bundle clothes or soft goods inside it), knee pad, sleeping bag under-torso blanket, neck gaiter, etc.

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• Woobie Side: Repurposed Military Issue poncho-liner (NSN: 8405-00-889-3683), made in the USA by "Winston Salem Industries for the Blind Inc". The "woobie" is made of a 100% Nylon Oxford-Weave Inner and Outer Layer and 100% Polyester Inner Batting which provides an intermediate layer of warmth and padding. [We can also include the original NSN label affixed to your hank if we have any in available, select in drop-down box]
• Ripstop Side: We used 100% Cotton Ripstop fabric and hemmed it over the woobie. This side serves the purpose of a standard hank.
• Tie Cords (matches color of selected ripstop): Each corner is outfitted with duel reinforced 550lb paracord ties (each ~4") allowing for an array of improvised uses.

SPECS: 1 cotton ripstop layer, 2 nylon layers (1 displayed), 1 polyester batting layer, approx.  10.5" x 17.5" size.

Tip: Fold hank in half to resize to ~5x17, wrap around neck and tie-off to use as a twice-insulated neck gaiter.

Tip: Fold in half to resize to ~8x10, tie of both corners, stuff with clean laundry to form a makeshift pillow.

Tip: Use a a knee pad when completing ground tasks such a crafting a fire (woobie side should face down when earth is wet as it is water resistant).

Tip: Use as a torso insulation pad when sleeping, use cords to tie to belt-loops then stuff in pants (or other portions of clothing) to insulate your attire. 

Tip: Fold in half then tie to your belt loops to form a tool belt or foraging pouch.