Garden Reverie Cotton Blanket

150 × 200 cm

$134.99 $225.99

Garden Reverie Cotton Blanket

$134.99 $225.99

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Which of the two sizes?

One question: does it need to cover a bed, or does it need to cover you? Same blanket, same weave, two proportions.

Choose	If this sounds like you
150 × 200 cm	It's living on the sofa, or folded in thirds across the end of a bed as a layer rather than the whole covering.
200 × 230 cm	It's the top layer on a double or queen bed and you want it to hang over the sides properly, or two of you share a sofa.

If you're buying it mainly to look at on the bed, take the larger one — an undersized blanket on a made bed always reads as undersized.

Is cotton going to be warm enough on its own?

Cotton is a regulating fibre rather than an insulating one, which is the whole reason to own it — but it means this is a year-round layer, not a substitute for a winter quilt. Know which one you're buying.

Works for	Avoid
Summer sleeping with nothing else on top, layering over a duvet in winter, sofa use, hot sleepers, kids' beds, spare rooms	Hot washes, bleach, fabric softener, high-heat drying, and expecting it to do the job of a duvet by itself in a cold house

Wash cool on gentle with like colours and skip the softener — it coats the fibres and stops cotton doing the breathing you bought it for. Line dry in shade or tumble low. The step people skip: taking it out slightly damp and shaking it out square. Cotton sets in whatever shape it dries in, so thirty seconds now saves an ironing board later.

Expect a small amount of relaxing and softening over the first few washes. That's cotton behaving normally.

A blanket you can use in July, which is more than most blankets can say.

The standard household blanket problem is seasonal. You own something warm, it comes out in May, it goes away in September, and for the other half of the year the bed has nothing on it but a sheet and a duvet cover. Cotton solves that by being the one fibre that works at both ends. On a hot night it sits over you without trapping heat, so you don't do the thing where you kick everything off at 2am and then get cold an hour later. In winter it goes on top of the duvet and adds a real layer. Garden Reverie puts a soft botanical pattern on that, so the practical blanket is also the one you'd leave on show.

Garden Reverie Cotton Blanket in use across a made bed

Why the weave, not the pattern, is what you're paying for

Any mill can print a garden onto cloth. The thing that decides whether you still like a cotton blanket after two years is how it's constructed, because cotton is honest — a loose, thin weave goes limp, loses its shape at the edges and starts showing the ground colour through the pattern. A properly built cotton blanket does the opposite: it relaxes into softness while keeping its body, so it drapes over a bed edge in a clean line rather than collapsing. It also survives the washing machine, which matters more than anything else for a blanket that's going to be slept under rather than displayed.

The Garden Reverie pattern is drawn loose rather than as a tight repeat, which is why it doesn't fight a patterned pillowcase or a rug. From standing height it reads as tone. From the pillow it reads as detail.

150 × 200 cm — the sofa and layering size. Big enough to wrap one person completely, small enough to fold onto the end of a bed without bunching, and light to carry between rooms.
200 × 230 cm — the bed size. Covers a double or queen with a genuine drop down each side, which is what makes a made bed look made rather than draped.

Garden Reverie Cotton Blanket close-up of the botanical pattern and cotton weave

What You're Getting

One Garden Reverie Cotton Blanket in your chosen size
Two sizes — 150 × 200 cm for the sofa, 200 × 230 cm to cover a double or queen bed
Cotton construction that breathes, so it works in summer alone and in winter as a layer
Soft botanical Garden Reverie pattern, drawn loose rather than as a tight repeat
Enough body to drape cleanly over a bed edge instead of collapsing
Gets softer with washing rather than pilling
Machine wash cool on gentle, like colours, no bleach and no softener
Line dry in shade or tumble low, then shake out square while slightly damp
Suits hot sleepers who can't use a synthetic throw