Collection: Blankets

What will your blanket be used for?

The right blanket depends on where it lives. A bed blanket adds a warmth layer under the quilt in winter or replaces it in mild weather, so it wants to match the bed size. A throw blanket drapes over the couch for snuggling and adds a decorative layer, so a smaller size and a nice texture matter. A picnic or outdoor blanket needs to be tough and washable. And a kids' or travel blanket suits something soft and portable. Work out whether it's for the bed, the couch or the outdoors, and the size and material follow.

Which blanket material suits you?

The material sets the warmth, weight and feel. Wool is warm, breathable and temperature-regulating, naturally wicking moisture and lasting for years, though it costs more. A fleece blanket is soft, light, warm and budget-friendly, easy to wash and quick to dry. A knitted or chunky throw adds texture and a cosy look to a couch as much as warmth. Cotton is light and breathable for milder weather or warm sleepers. Match the material to whether you want serious warmth, easy-care softness, a decorative texture, or a light layer.

Bed blanket or throw — which do you need?

They're sized and styled differently. A bed blanket matches your mattress size and layers under or instead of a quilt for warmth, usually in a plainer style since it's often covered. A throw is smaller, sized to drape over a couch, an armchair or the end of a bed, chosen for its look and texture as much as warmth. Many homes want both — a warm bed blanket for winter and a good-looking throw for the living room. Match the size and style to whether it's practical bed warmth or a decorative couch layer.

What we'd tell a friend before they buy a blanket

Here's the simple guidance. For real warmth on the bed, wool is worth the extra — it regulates temperature, breathes and lasts for years, unlike a synthetic that can sleep clammy. For the couch, a fleece or knitted throw is soft, easy-care and adds a decorative layer, so looks matter more there. Check the wash instructions, since wool often needs gentler care than fleece. And size a bed blanket to your mattress, a throw to your couch. Buy on the material for warmth, and the size for the spot.

FAQs – get the answers you need

What's the difference between a blanket and a throw?
A bed blanket matches your mattress size for warmth. A throw is smaller, sized to drape over a couch or chair, chosen for its look and texture as much as warmth.

Which blanket material is warmest?
Wool is warm, breathable and temperature-regulating, lasting for years. Fleece is soft, light and warm too, and more budget-friendly and easy to wash.

Are wool blankets worth it?
For the bed, yes — wool regulates temperature, breathes and lasts, unlike synthetics that can sleep clammy. It costs more but performs and endures.

What blanket suits a couch?
A fleece or knitted throw, sized to drape over the couch, chosen for softness and a decorative texture as much as warmth. It adds a cosy layer to the living room.

How do I wash a wool blanket?
Wool usually needs gentler care than fleece — often a wool cycle or hand wash and flat drying. Check the care label, since wool can shrink or felt if washed hot.

Complete the bed and couch

A blanket layers with the rest. Add a quilt for the bed, a weighted blanket for calm, and pair a throw with a armchair.

Paying over time is easy — a $39 blanket is four fortnightly payments of $9.75 with Afterpay, and Zip, Klarna and PayPal Pay in 4 work the same way. Everything ships from our Australian warehouse within 1–2 business days, carries a 12-month warranty, and comes with 30 days to change your mind. We're family-run and Australian, at this since 2016, rated 4.66 out of 5 across 5,363 reviews.