Celeste Cotton Comfort Blanket
Stormy Slate / 28"×39"
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$84.99
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$145.00
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Five sizes — who is this blanket for?
The size ladder here runs from pram to shared bed, so start with the person rather than the room. Every size is the same cloth; you're only choosing how much of it you want.
| Choose | If this sounds like you |
|---|---|
| 28"×39" | A pram, a cot, or a baby-shower gift where you want something that'll still be in the house in five years rather than something with a cartoon on it. |
| 39"×59" | A lap blanket for a reading chair or the car, or a toddler bed. Small enough to fold into a basket and not take the whole basket. |
| 47"×79" | One adult, full length, on a sofa. The size where your feet stay covered without you doing the shuffle every ten minutes. |
| 59"×79" | A single or guest bed as the main cover, or one adult who prefers to be wrapped rather than covered. |
| 71"×79" | Two adults sharing a bed or a sofa, with enough width that nobody has to ask for more. |
The small sizes are the ones people buy twice — one to keep and one to give away.
Cotton shrinks — how do I stop the size I chose becoming a smaller one?
Cotton shrinks from heat, not from water. A cold wash and a low dry keeps the dimensions you paid for. A hot cycle followed by a hot tumble is what turns a 47"×79" into something that no longer covers your feet.
| Do this | Avoid this |
|---|---|
| Cold wash, gentle cycle | Hot water washes, which do most of the shrinking |
| Tumble on low, or line dry in shade | High heat drying — hot and wet at the same time is the worst combination for cotton |
| Pull it gently back to square while damp | Bleach and fabric softener, which do different damage but both permanent |
The step people skip: taking it out of the dryer slightly damp and finishing it on a rack. Those last ten minutes of tumbling are when most of the heat damage happens, and they're the ones you gain nothing from.
One blanket that follows a person from a pram to a sofa, in the same colour the whole way.
Most households accumulate blankets by accident — a baby one from a relative, a fleece from a service station, something scratchy inherited from a grandparent. None of them match, none of them are quite the right size for anything, and they all live in the same overflowing basket. Buying into one range in one colour across five sizes is the boring, sensible fix: the pram blanket, the chair blanket and the bed blanket all look like they belong to the same house.
Why cotton is the right call for the small sizes especially
Adult blankets can get away with being synthetic; a blanket that goes near a baby can't, and the reason is heat regulation rather than softness. Synthetic fibres don't move moisture, so a small body under one warms up and stays warm with nowhere for the humidity to go. Cotton wicks moisture out through the weave, which means the temperature under it self-corrects instead of climbing. The same property is why an adult can leave a cotton blanket on through a mild night and not wake up overheated. It's also the fibre that copes with being washed constantly — relevant for anything that goes in a pram, and relevant for anything that lives on a sofa where people eat.
The six colours
- Moonlight Cream — soft warm white. The default, and the one that suits every room in the house. Shows the most, which is the price of it going with everything.
- Deep Fern — rich muted green. The one with the most presence. Best on a plain sofa or a bed with white linen, where it reads as deliberate colour rather than a mismatch.
- Stormy Slate — dark cool grey. The most practical of the six: it hides everyday life, and it works in a room with chrome, black fittings or a grey sofa.
- Blush Petal — muted dusty pink. Warm enough for an adult bedroom, soft enough for the pram size. The most popular gifting choice for a reason.
- Toasted Wheat — warm sandy tan. Sits with timber, rattan and leather, and it's the pick if your room is already warm-neutral and you don't want to introduce a colour.
- Misty Ocean — soft grey-blue. Cool and quiet. Good in a room that gets a lot of warm afternoon light and needs something to balance it.
What You're Getting
- One Celeste cotton blanket in your chosen Colour and Size
- Six colours — Moonlight Cream, Deep Fern, Stormy Slate, Blush Petal, Toasted Wheat, Misty Ocean
- Five sizes — 28"×39", 39"×59", 47"×79", 59"×79" and 71"×79"
- Same cloth and colour at every size, so pieces bought at different times still match
- Cotton construction that moves moisture out instead of trapping heat
- Suited to frequent washing, including the pram and cot sizes
- Machine washable cold on a gentle cycle
- Tumble low or line dry in shade, and reshape while damp to hold the dimensions
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- Domestic — 4–7 business days
- UK & Europe — 7–14 business days
- Everywhere else — 10–18 business days
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Fewer than 1% of customers ever need to use this, but the option’s always there — because home should feel like home.