Zebra Print Luxe Faux Fur Blanket

100 × 150 cm

$187.99 $315.99

Zebra Print Luxe Faux Fur Blanket

$187.99 $315.99

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Three sizes — which one suits how you'll actually use it?

Nobody regrets the size, they regret the job they bought it for. Decide first whether this is a personal throw, a shared sofa blanket, or a layer that dresses the bed.

Choose	If this sounds like you
100 × 150 cm	One person, one armchair. You want something to pull over your lap in the evening that doesn't puddle onto the floor when you stand up. Also the size for a kid's bed or a reading nook.
150 × 200 cm	The sofa blanket. Long enough to cover an adult lying down full length, wide enough that two people can share if they're on reasonable terms.
200 × 230 cm	You want it on the bed as a top layer, covering the mattress with overhang at the sides, not folded across the end as decoration.

If it's going on a sofa and you can't decide, size up. The one that comes up short is the one that gets left in the cupboard.

Faux fur and shedding — the question everyone actually has

A long-pile blanket will drop some fibre in its first few uses, and then it stops. How you wash it determines whether it stays plush or turns into a matted mess by winter's end.

Do this	Avoid this
Wash cold, gentle cycle, on its own so the pile isn't crushed against a load of jeans	Hot water and high-speed spin — heat is what permanently kinks a long pile
Shake it out hard while damp, then air dry flat or over a rail	A hot tumble dryer, or an iron anywhere near it
Brush the pile back into direction with your hand once it's dry	Fabric softener, which weighs the fibres down and flattens them

The step people skip is the shake. Thirty seconds of shaking a damp faux fur blanket separates the fibres before they dry stuck together, and it is the single biggest thing standing between a blanket that still looks good in year three and one that doesn't.

The sofa stops being somewhere you sit and becomes somewhere you stay.

Most living rooms have a blanket that is technically present. It is thin, slightly bobbled, and folded on the arm of the chair because it isn't good enough to actually use. When there's a proper one — heavy, deep-pile, warm within about four seconds — people stop reaching for the thermostat and start staying put. This is a blanket you buy once and then find is never where you left it, because someone else has taken it.

Zebra Print Luxe Faux Fur Blanket detail of the striped pile

Why the pile length is what you're paying for

Warmth in a blanket comes from trapped air, and pile length is how you trap it. A short, tightly packed pile has nowhere to hold air, so it feels dense but not particularly warm. A long pile stands the fibres up off the backing and creates a deep insulating layer that reaches temperature fast — which is why a faux fur throw feels warm almost immediately rather than after ten minutes of you warming it up.

Long pile is also what makes the zebra print work. Printed stripes on flat fabric look like a graphic. Stripes running through a raised pile catch the light differently along their length, so the pattern shifts as the blanket drapes and folds — the black reads deeper in the shadows of the folds, the pale stripes catch highlights on the crests. It's the reason this looks like an object rather than a printed sheet, and the reason it holds up thrown casually over the arm of a chair.

What each size looks like in the room

100 × 150 cm — chair-scale. Folded in thirds over the back of an armchair, the stripes read as one bold band of pattern. Big enough for a lap, small enough to keep in a basket.
150 × 200 cm — sofa-scale. This is the one that spreads across a three-seater and makes the whole thing look softer. Enough length that a tall adult can lie under it without doing arithmetic.
200 × 230 cm — bed-scale. Covers a mattress with drop on both sides. On a plain bed it does what a headboard can't: adds texture and pattern at the same time, so the room needs nothing else.

Zebra is a graphic black-and-white, which means it behaves like a neutral in practise. It sits happily in a room of greys and creams and gives it structure, and it works against wood and leather without fighting anything.

Zebra Print Luxe Faux Fur Blanket lifestyle shot draped in a living room

What You're Getting

One Zebra Print Luxe Faux Fur Blanket in your chosen size — 100 × 150 cm, 150 × 200 cm or 200 × 230 cm
Long faux fur pile that traps air and reaches warmth quickly rather than needing to be warmed up
Zebra stripe pattern running through the pile, so it shifts with the light as the blanket folds
Black and white palette that behaves like a neutral in most rooms
Weight and drape that keeps it in place on a sofa instead of sliding off your knees
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, washed alone
Air dry flat or over a rail — no hot tumble drying, no ironing
Shake out while damp to separate the pile, then finger-brush it back into direction
No fabric softener, which flattens the fibres