Poker Patterns Cotton Blanket

150 × 200 cm

$119.99 $202.99

Poker Patterns Cotton Blanket

$119.99 $202.99

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Sofa size or bed size?

The poker pattern is drawn at the same scale in both, so the smaller one isn't a cropped version of the larger. Pick by where it ends up, not by what looks generous on a screen.

Choose	If this sounds like you
150 × 200 cm	It lives on the couch or over a chair back, one person under it, and you want the whole pattern visible when it's folded.
200 × 230 cm	It's going on a bed, or two people share it on the couch and neither wants to be the one holding the edge down.

This is a patterned blanket, so the larger one is also the one that shows the design properly spread out rather than bunched.

Cotton — does it shrink, and does the pattern fade?

Cotton moves in hot water and holds its shape in cold, and that's most of what you need to know. Wash it cool and it stays the size you ordered.

Works well	Avoid
Cold or cool wash on a normal cycle	Hot washes, which are what actually shrink cotton
Line drying, or a low tumble	Drying it in direct sun for hours, which is the fastest way to dull any pattern
Plain detergent	Bleach and whitening powders, which strip contrast out of the design
Washing it with other cotton items	Zips and hooks in the same load, which snag woven cotton

The step people skip: pull it square by the corners while it's damp. Woven cotton dries in whatever shape you leave it, and a blanket dried crooked stays crooked.

A blanket with an actual opinion, instead of another beige rectangle.

Most throws are bought to be invisible. They sit folded on a sofa arm in a neutral colour and their only job is to not clash with anything. This one is the opposite — the poker motif runs across the whole face, so when it's spread over a couch it reads as a piece of the room rather than a spare bit of fabric. It's the blanket for the room where people actually sit and play cards, and for anyone who has decided the third grey throw wasn't the answer.

Poker Patterns Cotton Blanket spread out in use

Why cotton, for a blanket you keep out on show

Cotton behaves differently to a synthetic pile throw, and for a patterned blanket that difference matters. A woven cotton blanket has a flat, defined face, so the design has hard edges and stays legible from across the room — pile fabrics blur pattern into fuzz. It also drapes rather than puffs, which is why it looks tidy over the back of a sofa instead of sitting there like a cushion.

The second reason is temperature range. Cotton is breathable, so it works in a warm room as well as a cold one — the layer you pull over yourself in October and still use in April, rather than a heavy fleece that becomes unusable the moment the heating goes on. It's a year-round blanket, which is not something you can say about most throws.

150 × 200 cm — the couch size. One person full length, and small enough to fold neatly over a chair arm with the pattern still reading.
200 × 230 cm — the bed size. Covers properly with the sides hanging over, and the one to choose if two of you share it.
The poker motif — printed across the face at the same scale in both sizes, so the design doesn't shrink or stretch depending on which you order.

Poker Patterns Cotton Blanket lifestyle shot showing the pattern detail

What You're Getting

One Poker Patterns Cotton Blanket in your chosen size
Cotton construction — breathable, so it works in a warm room as well as a cold one
Poker motif across the full face, at the same scale in both sizes
Two sizes: 150 × 200 cm and 200 × 230 cm
Flat woven face that keeps the pattern sharp instead of blurring it into pile
Drapes rather than puffs, so it folds tidily over a sofa back
Finished edges on all four sides
Machine washable — cold or cool, line dry or low tumble, no bleach