Summer Breeze Cooling Blanket

Half an hour of flipping the pillow, replaced by a blanket that starts cool and stays that way.

The summer sleep problem isn't really temperature, it's the cycle. You get into bed under a duvet, you're fine for ten minutes, then you're too warm, so the duvet comes half off. Then one leg is cold and the other is sweating, and you spend the next hour rearranging. Somewhere in there you flip the pillow to the cold side, which buys you about ninety seconds. A cooling blanket breaks the cycle by giving you one layer that stays comfortable, so there's nothing to keep adjusting.

The smooth face is where the cooling happens

The reason this feels cool the moment you pull it over you is contact: a dense, smooth surface sits flush against your skin and pulls warmth away from it faster than a fluffy, air-filled fabric can. A brushed or looped blanket does the opposite — it traps a layer of your own warm air right at skin level, which is exactly what you want in January and exactly what you don't want in February.

The second half is breathability. A blanket that only felt cool for the first minute would be useless; what matters over a night is that heat and moisture keep moving out rather than building up underneath. That's what stops the clammy feeling at 2am, and it's the difference between a genuinely summer-usable blanket and a thin one you still sweat under.

Choosing your colour

• Blue — the obvious summer choice, and the one that makes a bed look cooler before you've even touched it. Sits well in a room with white bedlinen.
• Green — softer and more grown-up, closer to sage than to grass. Good in a bedroom with timber furniture or plants in it.
• Mocha — the neutral of the six. Warm brown, so it doesn't look seasonal, which means it can stay on the bed year-round without shouting summer.
• Pink — soft rather than bright. The one most often bought for a teenager's room or a guest bed that needs some warmth.
• Purple — the deepest of the set, and the most forgiving with marks. Reads richer than the rest against dark bed frames.
• Yellow — the cheerful one. Best used where it's the only strong colour in the room, otherwise it competes.

What You're Getting

• One Summer Breeze Cooling Blanket in your chosen Colour and Size
• Smooth cool-touch face that draws warmth away on contact instead of trapping it at skin level
• Breathable through the night, so heat and moisture keep moving rather than building up under you
• Three sizes — Small for a lap or a child's nap, Single for one sleeper, Queen for two
• Six colourways — Blue, Green, Mocha, Pink, Purple and Yellow
• Light enough to fold small for a car, a caravan or a spare-room cupboard
• Care: cold gentle machine wash, no bleach, and no fabric softener at all
• Drying: low tumble or line dry in shade — heat and long sun exposure both dull the surface
• Wash separately the first time and skip anything with a zip in the same load

Free tracked shipping to your door. Easy 30-day returns.