Chunky Knit Tassel Blanket
Beige / 50"×70"
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$49.99
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$85.00
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50"×70" or 51"×94"?
The width barely changes — it is the extra two feet of length that decides this. Both are the same chunky knit with tassels on the ends; the longer one simply reaches further down a bed or across a sofa.
| Choose | If this sounds like you |
|---|---|
| 50"×70" | One person curled up in a corner of the sofa with it pulled up to the chin, or a throw over the back of a two-seater where you want the tassels hanging visibly. |
| 51"×94" | It is going across the foot of a bed and needs to reach past both sides, or you are over six foot and want your feet covered without negotiating. |
With twelve colours available, a fair number of people take one of each size in two different shades and stop thinking about throws entirely.
Will a chunky knit snag, stretch or lose its tassels?
An open knit has gaps, and gaps catch things. That is the honest trade-off for the texture, and it is entirely manageable once you know where the risk is.
| Works around | Take care around |
|---|---|
| Upholstered sofas, beds, armchairs, reading corners — anywhere soft that it can drape over | Rattan and wicker furniture, splintered wood, cat claws, rings and watches, and the washing machine drum if you put it in loose with zips |
Washing: cold gentle cycle inside a mesh laundry bag or a pillowcase, mild detergent, no bleach. Dry it flat, reshaping it to size while damp, rather than hanging it — a heavy wet knit hung on a line stretches itself longer permanently.
The step people skip: gently pulling a snagged loop back through from the underside instead of cutting it. On a knit, cutting one loop is how you start a run.
A blanket you can see across the room, not just feel when you pick it up.
Most throws add warmth and nothing else. They are flat, they are one colour, and folded over a sofa arm they look like a folded piece of fabric, because that is what they are. The room gets no texture out of the deal.
A chunky knit is the opposite proposition. The stitches are large enough to read individually from across the room, so the blanket casts its own shadows and gives a plain sofa some actual relief. The tassels along the ends finish it — they stop the edge being a straight hem and make the thing look handmade rather than manufactured.
Why a big stitch is warmer than it looks
People assume an open knit with visible gaps cannot be warm. It works the other way round. A chunky stitch creates a thick, lofted structure with air held inside and between each loop, and trapped air is what insulates. The gaps also mean the blanket breathes, so it warms you without the clammy feeling a sealed synthetic throw gives after twenty minutes.
The stitch size changes how it drapes, too. A heavy knit has weight, so it falls into deep folds and stays where you put it — it does not slide off a lap the way a light woven throw does. And because the texture is structural, there is nothing to fade or wear off the surface. A knit gets softer with use; it does not get flatter.
Twelve colours, grouped honestly
- White, Beige and Khaki — the neutrals. White is the brightest and least forgiving, Beige is the safe default in almost any room, Khaki has enough green in it to sit with plants and wood.
- Light Grey and Smoke Grey — the same idea at two depths. Light Grey keeps a room feeling airy; Smoke Grey is darker and hides daily use, which matters on a sofa that gets sat on.
- Black — the most graphic option, where the big stitches read as pure shadow and structure. Strongest against a pale sofa.
- Sapphire Blue and Lake Blue — one deep and saturated, one softer and lighter. Sapphire is the statement, Lake Blue is the one that calms a room down.
- Green and Yellow — the confident choices. Green sits naturally with wood and houseplants; Yellow is the one that warms up a grey room in winter.
- Pink and Rose Red — soft and deep versions of the same family. Pink is gentle and bedroom-ish, Rose Red is rich enough to anchor a whole living room.
What You're Getting
- One Chunky Knit Tassel Blanket in your chosen Colour and Size
- Twelve colorways — Yellow, Beige, Black, Khaki, Pink, Sapphire Blue, Lake Blue, White, Light Grey, Smoke Grey, Green, Rose Red
- Two sizes — 50"×70" and 51"×94", the difference being length rather than width
- Large-gauge knit with stitches visible from across a room
- Tassels along the ends instead of a plain hemmed edge
- Breathable, because the open structure traps air without sealing heat in
- Machine wash cold on gentle, inside a mesh bag or pillowcase
- No bleach; dry flat and reshape while damp rather than hanging
- Ease snags back through from underneath — never cut a loop
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Only 12 left in 50"×70"
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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.