Organic Cotton Waffle Herringbone Blanket

For someone who doesn't tolerate cold & won't sleep well in a cold room, this one is tolerable. Wish they had a thicker option than this so you can get if you need a bit of warmth. Wish it was longer for on the sides for my queen bed & able to cover all the way half-way to the floor. Recommend it if you don't mind all these. (I washed it on cold then dried it as normal in the dryer.)

I have a queen bed and I decided to get a king size so that I can use it as a comforter/blanket. It is such good quality, very thick and soft. I paid $87 for it and it was worth every penny given that it is GOTS certified organic cotton. I am trying to live a non toxic lifestyle and the comforters & duvets that I want are so expensive so getting this blanket is definitely a good start! Would totally buy again!!

I will be the first to admit that I am an absolute blanket and pillow hoarder/connoisseur. I’m constantly searching for the best sheets, blankets, comforters, and pillows, and I’m definitely a little bougie when it comes to bedding. My everyday sleep setup easily totals well over $1,300-$1,400, with most individual pieces costing a couple hundred dollars or more, so when I say I have high standards for bedding, I mean it. With that said, let’s get into whether this blanket disappointed me or not. Right out of the package, I could immediately tell this blanket was well made. The weight alone gave it away, along with how tightly woven the fabric is. I got the sage green color, and it’s honestly beautiful — a soft, light green that would fit perfectly into a boho, earthy, or even slightly vintage/70s-style room aesthetic. I ordered the king size for my queen bed, so this thing is HUGE. It drapes nicely over the sides, and because it’s 100% cotton with a heavier 400gsm weight, it definitely has some substance to it. Honestly, it’s almost a little too heavy on my bed, but that’s completely on me for sizing up lol. One thing I really appreciate is how durable the weave feels. I have long stiletto nails — basically cat claws — and normally knitted or woven blankets are instantly fighting for their lives around me. My nails usually snag right through looser weaves, but this blanket holds up surprisingly well. With enough force, sure, anything can snag, but during normal use and…