Throw Blanket – Brushed Silky Surface with Light, Insulating Warmth

Throw Blanket – Warm enough for January, light enough for the sofa

A knitted throw with a deeply brushed face that feels silky rather than fluffy. It insulates well for its weight, so you get warmth without a blanket that pins your feet down. Three sizes run from a single throw up to a full bed cover.

Why choose a lightweight throw blanket?

Heavy blankets are warm and awkward; thin ones are easy and useless in January. This one sits between the two by trapping air in a brushed knit instead of adding mass. It also holds its color and its surface through a regular wash cycle.

• Brushed silky face — a deep nap that feels smooth on the skin rather than scratchy.
• Light but insulating — traps warmth in the knit, so it stays breathable instead of heavy.
• Pilling-resistant finish — the surface stays even after repeated washes and evenings on the couch.
• Solid, colorfast tones — plain colors that hold their shade instead of fading toward gray.
• Three sizes — from 100 x 150 cm for one person up to 200 x 230 cm for a bed.

Cold evenings handled without a blanket you have to wrestle.

The smallest size suits a reading chair, the middle one a two-seater, and the largest covers a queen bed as a top layer. Machine wash on a gentle cycle and tumble dry low; high heat is what mats the nap. Folded, it packs small enough for the trunk of a car or a seasonal storage box.

Specifications

• Brushed knit construction with a soft nap
• Three sizes from 100 x 150 cm to 200 x 230 cm (39 x 59 in to 79 x 91 in)
• Weight approximately 200 to 1100 g depending on size
• Colorfast solid tones, pilling-resistant finish
• Machine wash gentle, tumble dry low

Fold it over the end of the bed and use it tonight.