Blankets

After a cold, hard day’s work, nothing beats melting into a bed topped with a luxurious layer of blankets. Even in the summer a blanket can be your best friend, providing an added layer of comfort whether above or beneath you. A recent take on the original design is a blanket with sleeves (notoriously known by another popular name you might have heard). This perfect combination of functionality and warmth means you can enjoy the comfort of a blanket anywhere at home or away.

So which material is the best for keeping you toasty warm and cozy even on the coldest winter day? It probably depends on your personal preferences, but each type has its own advantages.
• Wool: Traditional blankets were made from wool because of its fire resistance and ability to breathe. It can be a bit itchy, though, unless you opt for the softer fibers of merino wool.
• Fleece: A popular choice, fleece blankets are lightweight and fairly soft. To retain that softness, be sure you don’t iron, tumble dry or wash your fleece blankets at high temperatures.
• Cotton: Cotton blankets are the perfect way to cozy up in warmer environments, since they’re lightweight and loosely woven.
• Crochet blankets: These feature yarn that’s been loosely woven into a pattern. They’re typically homemade and can be a beautiful way to personalize your home while adding an element of comfort.
• Heated or electric: An electric blanket features heating elements that sit between the front and back layers of the blanket and are attached to a control unit. A heated blanket can keep you warm on the chilliest of nights and help soothe aching muscles and joints as well.

From wool to crochet, cotton, fleece and electric, we’ve got tons of stylish and cozy blankets for you to choose from. So pick one out and snuggle up with a loved one under the covers.