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+ additional colours and finishes available at The Range
Heat Holders Winter Fleece Blanket. It's what many of you have been waiting for! The phenomenal success of Heat Holders socks has led to several additional products, such as hats and Gloves (and the new Snugover fleece jumper!) and now thermal blankets with all the warmth and comfort known of the Heat Holders technology. Our new Heat Holders Thermal Blanket is made of a luxuriously soft fur-like fleece we call Heatweaver, that has been developed with the main intention of being efficient at retaining heat, which is why it has an official tog rating of 1.7 TOG - it's measurably warmer to the touch. The Heat Holders Thermal Blanket is a large 180 x 200 cm so it lets you wrap up and unwind on those cosy lounge-around days! It's incredibly soft and very easy to look after, as it's fully machine washable. So, with heating costs rising, don't get cold - get a Heat Holders Thermal Blanket!With many different uses this blanket can fit in any room of the house. Extra Product Details* 16 colours to choose between* 180 x 200 cm* Incorporates Heatweaver technology* 1.7 tog rating* Incredibly soft* Heat Holders product* Machine Washable* Efficient at retaining heat * Presented with a ribbon* Comes in Box
This extra soft, chunky fleece throw is a great addition for adding cosy comfort to living rooms and bedrooms alike. Its large size makes it versatile for draping over sofas or beds, while the teal colour adds a rich, calming pop of colour that works well with neutral or muted interiors. I love pairing it with layered textures - think wool cushions or timber accents - to create a warm, inviting space. Practical styling tips include folding it neatly on the arm of the sofa for easy access or casually draping it for a relaxed, lived-in look. It's especially perfect for making a space feel more welcoming in colder months, but its quality and colour make it a staple all year round.
Imani Lewis
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on The Range's website here