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What's the difference and which do you need?

The main difference is insulation.

A horse sheet is lightweight and generally has little or no insulation/fill. A horse blanket has insulation and is intended to provide warmth.

Type Fill/Insulation Main Purpose
Turnout Sheet 0 g Waterproof/wind protection without added warmth
Light Blanket ~50–150 g Mild/cool weather
Medium Blanket ~150–250 g Colder weather
Heavy Blanket ~250–400+ g Winter/extreme cold
Stable Sheet Usually 0 g Indoor protection; keeps horse clean
Stable Blanket Insulated Indoor warmth; generally not waterproof
Fly Sheet 0 g, mesh Protection from flies/insects

So for your Horse Care & Wear products, I'd use this rule:

Sheet = no insulation. Blanket = insulated.

Also, turnout usually means it's designed for outdoor use and should be waterproof or highly water-resistant, whereas stable products are intended primarily for indoor use.

For example, a 1200D waterproof shell with 0 g fill should be called a Turnout Sheet, while the same basic product with 200 g fill would be a Turnout Blanket.
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