Ginkgo Leaf Print Reversible Blanket
Do I need the pillowcases as well?
Only if you want the bed to read as a finished set rather than a blanket thrown on top. The Style option is the real decision here; the size just follows your mattress.
| Choose | If this sounds like you |
|---|---|
| Blanket | You already have pillowcases you like, or this is going on the sofa rather than a bed. The blanket on its own, nothing else. |
| 2PCs Pillowcases | You already own the blanket, or you want the ginkgo print at the head of the bed while keeping a plain quilt. Also how you replace a set that has had a hard year. |
| Blanket with 2PCS Pillowcases | You are doing the whole bed in one go — a guest room, a move, or a bedroom you have been meaning to sort out since roughly last winter. |
Buying the blanket first and the pillowcases later works too. Nothing about the print changes between them.
What does “reversible” actually get me?
Two beds from one purchase, and a blanket that never has a wrong side facing up. Both faces are finished, so it works whichever way it lands.
| Works well for | Less useful if |
|---|---|
| Guest rooms you restyle between visits, share houses, anyone who gets bored of a bedroom in eighteen months, a couch where one side takes all the wear and you want to flip it | You have a fixed bedroom scheme you will never change and only ever want one face showing — you are paying for a feature you will not use |
Practical note on sizing: measure your mattress width, not the bed frame. Frames add inches that the blanket does not need to cover, and buying to the frame is how people end up with something that pools on the floor on both sides.
Cool gentle wash, dry in shade rather than direct sun. Sun is what fades a printed botanical, not the machine.
One blanket, two bedrooms, depending on which way up you throw it.
The usual bedding cycle goes like this: you buy a set you like, you use it for two years, you get quietly sick of it, and then you buy another set while the first one migrates to the back of the linen cupboard. A reversible print short-circuits that. When the ginkgo face starts feeling like the same photograph you have been waking up to for eighteen months, you flip it and get a different room for the price of remaking the bed once.

Both faces finished is harder than it sounds
Most blankets have a good side and a back. The back is where the construction shows, so when the blanket gets kicked around overnight and ends up half-flipped, the bed looks unmade in a way that is hard to name. A genuinely reversible blanket has no such side. Every edge is finished to be seen from either direction, which means it survives an actual night's sleep and still photographs well in the morning, and it means the blanket is doing two jobs on a sofa — scuff one face after a winter of use and the other one is untouched.
The ginkgo leaf print itself is scaled for a bed. Small repeating motifs vanish at bed size and read as texture; these leaves are large enough that the pattern still reads as a pattern from the doorway, which is the only distance from which anyone ever sees a made bed.
Working out your size
- 150 × 240 cm — The narrow one. A single or king single bed, a day bed, or a couch throw with real length to it. Also the size to take if you want a runner-style layer across the foot of a larger bed.
- 200 × 240 cm — The standard double and queen size, and the one most people need. It appears twice in the size list, written with and without spaces around the ×; both entries are the same 200 × 240 cm blanket, so take whichever the picker gives you.
- 250 × 240 cm — King and super king. Nearly twenty inches wider than the queen size, which is what you need for proper drop on both sides of a king mattress instead of a blanket that sits on top like a placemat.

What You're Getting
- The Ginkgo Leaf Print Reversible Blanket in your chosen Style and Sizes selection
- Three Style options — Blanket, 2PCs Pillowcases, or Blanket with 2PCS Pillowcases
- Four size entries — 150 × 240 cm, 200 × 240 cm (listed twice, same size), and 250 × 240 cm
- Reversible — both faces finished, so there is no wrong side up on a bed or a couch
- Large-scale ginkgo leaf print, sized to read from the doorway rather than dissolve into texture
- Flip it to change the room instead of buying a second set
- Machine washable on a cool gentle cycle
- Care: no bleach, no fabric softener, dry in shade, measure your mattress rather than your bed frame before ordering
Free tracked shipping to your door. Easy 30-day returns.
Shipping Info
Processing
Orders are packed and dispatched within 1–2 business days of payment.
Delivery times
- USA — 5–9 business days
- Domestic — 4–7 business days
- UK & Europe — 7–14 business days
- Everywhere else — 10–18 business days
Tracking
Every order ships with end-to-end tracking. You’ll get a tracking link by email the moment your parcel leaves the warehouse.
Money Back Guarantee
If a piece doesn’t feel right in your home, get in touch within 30 days of delivery. We’ll arrange a refund or exchange — whichever you prefer.
No essays required. No restocking fees. Just a quick email to support@loftandstone.com and we’ll take it from there.
Fewer than 1% of customers ever need to use this, but the option’s always there — because home should feel like home.