SoftCare Queen Size Blanket for Fall Winter Spring All Season 350GSM Thicken
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About SoftCare Queen Size Blanket for Fall Winter Spring All Season 350GSM Thicken
Overall Feedback:
76% positive
93% appreciated the comfort
I fell asleep while watching TV with the blanket on the couch, indicating its comfort.
The blanket has a thick, warm, fuzzy microplush material that feels incredibly soft and cozy, making it perfect for queen/full-size beds and sofas.
The blanket is lightweight yet heavy enough to help me fall asleep.
89% appreciated its easy care
After washing and drying the blanket, I noticed that the texture remained the same and there were no shedding or any other issues.
After washing and drying the blanket, the texture remained the same with no shedding or any other issues.
92% appreciated the high-quality material
The blanket has a thick warm fuzzy microplush material that feels incredibly soft and cozy, making it perfect for queen/full-size beds and sofas.
The blanket looks much better than the outdated upholstery fabric and seems sturdy enough to last.
89% appreciated the stylish pattern
The dark gray color of the blanket adds elegance to any room.
85% found the size perfect
I bought a queen-sized blanket that is huge and more than enough for my bed.
I ordered a king size blanket for my queen sized bed and it is perfectly long to avoid fighting over covers.
The queen size blanket is perfect for me - it's lightweight, warm, and doesn't irritate my skin due to neuropathy.
92% liked the excellent warmth
The blanket kept me warm even when the bedroom temperature was in mid-fifties and I turned off the heat at night.
The blanket provides ample warmth throughout fall, winter, and spring, while remaining lightweight for summer and autumn.
89% liked the perfect weight
The blanket keeps me warm despite being light in weight.
