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

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.

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