72-Piece Winter Homeless Care Kit - Unisex Gloves, Socks, Fleece Blanket, Hats & Scarves with Drawstring Bags | Cold Weather Essentials for Shelters, Charity Donations & Outdoor Survival Gear

Value Pack: you will receive 72 pieces homeless care package supplies bulk in total, which includes 12 pairs of warm socks, 12 pairs of winter gloves, 12 pieces of coral fleece blankets, 12 pieces of hats, 12 pieces of neck scarfs, and 12 pieces of drawstring bags bulk, sufficient quantity to meet your sharing or donating needs

Suitable Size for Most People: the length of our gloves are about 7.87 inches, the neck scarf measures about 9.84 x 10.24 inches/25 x 26 cm, the hats measure about 10.63 x 6.3 inches, and the socks come in medium size; The blankets measure about 39.37 x 55 inches/100 x 140 cm, the bags are about 16.54 x 13.39 inches; All of these are suitable for unisex and most adults

Comfortable Soft and Cozy Material: our winter bulk set is made of quality material, reliable, and long to use; The blankets are made of coral fleece material, soft and thermal to bring homeless warmth, and the hats, socks and gloves are made of knitted material, elastic and comfortable, the winter neck scarfs are made of imitation cashmere, soft and comfortable to touch, and the drawstring bags are made of polyester material, strong and can provide a good load bearing capacity

Convenient and Practical Design: each pair of winter gloves adopts a thick knit to provide comfort; The winter gloves and socks will conform to the hands and feet well to fit most hand or feet sizes; Each winter cap features the flanging design, you can extend lower to cover your head and ears, providing you with more warmth; Each neck scarf adopts soft and comfortable fleece material to warm your neck; These items can be placed in the drawstring backpack to prevent loss

Wide Application: these items are unisex and one size fits most, making it an ideal pack for sharing, donating, charities, schools, events or gifting; It is suitable for emergency supplies, disaster relief, homeless people, non profit organizations and community outreach projects