Snug Rug Special Edition Blankets Luxury Sherpa Fleece 127 x 178cm (50" x 70") Sofa TV Throw Blanket (Teal)OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100

Love this blanket! Third purchase. The first two blankets are still in use and needed one more for another room. Perfect for the sofa when it’s a bit cold. It’s a large single blanket, incredibly soft (like a cuddly toy), remains soft after washing (can be air dried quite fast), does not bobble. Great range of colours, I bought the blue, red and this gray one. Highly recommend.

This blanket is the softest bedding I have use in over 70 years. It is very warm as the chilly weather has demonstrated BUT if you have a disability and are concerned about housekeeping issues it is incredibly difficult to fold to put it awat so that it can be easily retrieved next time. The difficulty is caused by having rounded coroners on 2 out of 4 corners. Because of the softness and shape of the material it does not fold easily. I suspect a fully able bodied person might cope but not someone who is unsteady on his feet. I saw someone asked is this is a single or double - I think it is somewhere in between.

Bought as a Gift, recipient was made up with it.Been told that it's lightweight, but is very warm and snuggly.Been Washed in Washing Machine and washed and dried very well.Overall 10/10

I bought 2 snug rugs -a Mulberry and a Lilac Grey- from seller CKB Ltd, and I'm giving a combination review here. Both looked great in the packs and, following the instructions, I washed both before use -separately of course. After washing both looked thin and bedraggled. An obvious join line appeared about 30cms from one end of the Grey -it was evidently made from 2 pieces of material stitched loosely together.Once they were fully dry, I stroked/brushed both rugs just with my hand -both sides- as I found this separated the fibres, aided by the static, and improved the look of the rugs somewhat. I had to experiment to find the right direction to stroke. Both shed a lot of fibres during the 'stroking' but, due our light-coloured furnishings, the Mulberry fibres were particularly hard to clean up. It was quickly obvious that both rugs would never look quite as fluffy and good as they did before washing. The Grey suffered the most, with the join line still obvious (daylight comes straight through it) and the pile remaining much more clumped than the Mulberry, so that it now looks like a faded old blue towel. I don't think it faded in the wash; it's the clumpy pile that gives the 'old towel' look. The Mulberry colour and pile remains good, and it's stitching is generally much tighter than the Grey. The Grey was badly made. It has one distinctly wavy edge (see photo), and has very loose edge stitching including one loose thread about 15cms long which I stitched back in.Both rugs are very light and warm in use, and are big enough to fold in half to make a lap rug with double the warmth. The Mulberry definitely looks newer and fluffier than the Lilac Grey though. It seems obvious that at this price point the Grey should have been rejected by Quality Control for it's visible join, bad cut and loose stitching (if QC still exists). I also think that if these rugs need to be washed before use, then the manufacturer should do it.I'd give the Mulberry 4 stars, but the Lilac Grey gets only 2. So 3 stars average.

I bought this for my dog to suggle with it gorgeous it's big and so soft washes great too and goes in the tumble dryer with no issues it's a gorgeous bottle green I've now got two one to use while the other is being washed a very spoilt pooch

Brought as a over blanket for my mum so legs dont get cold, she loves how soft and warm it keeps her

It's super soft and feels lovely, however it is a lot lighter than I would have preferred. Definitely will get a lot of use from it though!

and is helping to keep us warm