Reverie Floral Cotton Gauze Blanket

100 × 150 cm

$127.99 $217.99

Reverie Floral Cotton Gauze Blanket

$127.99 $217.99

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100 × 150 cm, 180 × 220 cm or 200 × 230 cm?

The floral is scaled to each size, so none of them look like a cropped version of the others. Choose on what the blanket has to cover, not on which number sounds safest.

Choose	If this sounds like you
100 × 150 cm	A lap blanket for a chair, a pram or stroller layer, or the thing you keep in the car for people who are always cold.
180 × 220 cm	Your main summer bed layer on a smaller bed, or a sofa blanket that covers two people without either of them negotiating.
200 × 230 cm	You want it to hang over the sides of a bigger bed and be the thing the room is built around, rather than an extra folded at the end.

A big one on the bed and a small one in the car is a common pair, and they wash together.

Gauze looks thin. Is it warm enough to be useful?

Gauze works by trapping air in the crinkled layers rather than by being dense, so it behaves differently from a solid-weave blanket.

Works for	Not for
Hot sleepers who kick a duvet off and then wake up cold	A freezing bedroom in midwinter with nothing underneath it
Layering over a duvet in spring and autumn	Anyone who wants weight pressing down on them
Cold gentle wash, low tumble or line dry	A hot dryer, which tightens the gauze and pulls the size in

The step people skip: shaking it out hard before it dries. Gauze sets in whatever shape it dried in, and thirty seconds of shaking is the whole difference between soft folds and flat creases.

A blanket light enough to leave on the bed in summer and still want in April.

Bedding tends to come in two useless extremes: a duvet that is too hot from October onward, and a flat sheet that does not feel like anything at all. The result is a wardrobe shelf full of blankets that each work for about six weeks. Cotton gauze covers a much wider band, because the crinkled layers hold a little warm air without sealing it in. It is the layer you leave on the bed year-round and adjust by folding rather than by swapping.

Reverie Floral Cotton Gauze Blanket spread across a bed showing the floral print

What the gauze layers actually do

Cotton gauze is woven loose and then allowed to crinkle instead of being pressed flat. Two useful things fall out of that. Air moves through it, so heat and moisture leave rather than building up against your skin — which is why gauze feels dry at 3am when a heavier cotton blanket feels clammy. And the surface has almost no contact area with your skin, which is what people are describing when they say gauze feels weightless.

The crinkle is also why this blanket never needs ironing and never looks untidy. Rumpled is the finish. It softens noticeably over the first several washes as the weave gives, so the version you have next summer is better than the one that arrives.

100 × 150 cm — the portable one. Chair, pram, car, plane. Folds down small enough to keep in a bag.
180 × 220 cm — the everyday size. Full summer cover on a smaller bed, or a two-person sofa blanket.
200 × 230 cm — the bedspread size. Enough width to fall over both sides of a larger bed, so the floral reads as the room's main pattern.

Reverie Floral Cotton Gauze Blanket lifestyle shot showing the crinkled gauze texture

What You're Getting

One Reverie Floral Cotton Gauze Blanket in your chosen Size — 100 × 150 cm, 180 × 220 cm or 200 × 230 cm
Cotton gauze construction, woven open so air keeps moving through
A soft floral print scaled to each size rather than cropped
A crinkled finish that never needs ironing and never looks messy
Year-round use — a summer top layer, a spring and autumn layer over a duvet
Machine washable cold on a gentle cycle
Low tumble or line dry, shaken out hard first
Gets softer with each wash as the gauze relaxes