This throw (blanket) is very soft and light weight. Love the design pattern and also the fact that it is machine washable. Size is much larger then the photo appears. It rolls up into a nice ball (see photo) so easy to store or pack in your car. Great if you only need a light cover. Perfect for the summer months when the air conditioning is a bit too cool but not something that will keep you warm in the winter!

This is a great sized throw! I’ve always had an issue with throws not covering my feet, or just being too small in general. This one is a great size. Nice spring color, and it’s of medium warmth, so I’d say it’s more of a spring throw than one if you are trying to ward off chill in the winter. The only thing I’d change about it is the closing stitching, I wish they would have finished it off a little nicer, but so far it’s holding up fine.

Made from Recycled material is what grabbed my attention to this cozy blanket. Then when I opened it wow was it large as you can see. However it is then but still enough to lounge on the couch with. Only down fall for me is that it snags easily and especially on dry skin. Other than that it's perfect for a cozy couch day or a great gift for a friend.

Warm and attractive. Great for cool evenings or gift.

Item is thing. Not soft. Feels like and looks like a piece of material. Not a blanket.

Very thin love the lite color. I was looking for a throw that was thick.

My new fave thing! Washes up wonderfully, super soft, and not too heavy which is perfect.

Not exactly what I wanted , apparently I didn’t read the description or the description wasn’t adequate.

Very soft, but a little stretchy. Not sure if I like the stretchiness yet. Love the softness though. The neutral color is great! It is warm and I love using it for a nice Sunday afternoon nap. Time will tell about the fabric.

This is a very nice throw. It has a pretty pattern, nice tight weave and finished edges. I'm most excited that it's washable. While I haven't washed it yet, it looks like it will wash nicely. I like the Aztec pattern, too.