No matter where you land within that price range, the blanket will still cost you way less than most offerings from designer brands like West Elm and Anthropologie. Though we can’t yet speak to the longevity of the blanket, we can say for sure that it’s just as soft as more expensive throws, if not more so.

For a striking decorative touch - or just to turn up your comfort levels to 100 - you can never go wrong with a great throw. All of our throws and blankets are available at the best possible price to fit in with your décor budget. Oversized Blankets From gentle, natural colours like sage, cream, charcoal, mink, dark slate and stone to bold ochre, teal, rust and navy - and from monochrome weaves to attractive prints - simply select your favourite from our range today. Drape our huge, luxurious oversized blankets over your bed or couch - or simply envelop yourself in their soft, sumptuous folds to ward off the cold weather and reach peak cosiness!Measuring a very generous 200 x 250cm, there’s room for more than one under these throws - making them the perfect addition to a snuggly movie night.

Available in Ochre, Grey, Mink, Teal, Silver, Navy and Charcoal, you can easily select the shade to match your surrounding interior design. Find Super Soft, Faux Fur and Waffle Throw and Blankets at B&M At B&M, we offer throws and blankets in all shapes, sizes, colours and textures, so you can choose a style to suit your space and your preferences. Sherpa blankets follow the same basic premise of a sheepskin blanket: One side is a smooth, suede-like material while the other side looks and feels like sheep’s wool. The material is perfect for throw blankets to use in your living room or bedroom because one side is attractive and suede-like while the other side is soft and cozy.At B&M, we know that texture is everything when it comes to finding the perfect blanket - so our range includes a full spectrum of tactile materials, including waffle weave, cable knit, faux fur, popcorn fur, teddy, faux mink, sherpa, boucle and super soft options. Long ago, staying warm during the cold winter months required animal skins — usually the skin of sheep, known as shearling. A shearling’s skin has suede material on one side and soft wool on the other.