Buying a Blanket? Discover Our Collection of Wool and Cotton Blankets
A good blanket is essential for a comfortable night’s sleep. Whether you’re looking for extra warmth on top of your duvet during the cold winter months, or a lightweight blanket to replace a duvet in summer, you’ll always find a suitable option at Weids Living and Sleeping. Our range includes high-quality blankets made from natural materials such as wool and cotton, which not only add warmth and style to your interior, but also provide optimal moisture regulation.
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Blankets for the sofa or bed
Blankets are a real asset for both your bedroom and your living room. A blanket for the sofa offers many benefits, such as warmth and comfort, and can also be a beautiful addition to your interior. Just like a throw, a neatly folded blanket can be a permanent eye-catcher in your home. Both a sofa blanket and a bed blanket are available in many beautiful colours. Blue, green, pink and white are popular shades that make a fantastic addition to any room in your home.
Besides looking cosy and stylish in your interior, a blanket of course also has a clear practical purpose. Over your bedding or on the sofa, it provides warmth for cold evenings. However, blankets on the sofa or terrace can also create that snug feeling in summer—less about warmth or cold, and more about setting the mood for a lovely, cosy evening. A blanket on the bed is also a great source of warmth. Use it as a replacement for your summer duvet or as an extra layer for just that little bit of added warmth, helping you enjoy a relaxed and comfortable night’s sleep.

A blanket for extra warmth
A blanket is exactly what you need. Place a quilted blanket on your bed for an extra layer of warmth on top of your duvet. Vibrant knits add a pop of colour and pattern, making a neutral room feel wonderfully inviting. You can drape a blanket over the back of a chair or sofa for a quick and easy makeover. Experiment with textures by adding a soft cashmere blanket to your living room. They provide extra warmth for cosy reading sessions as the evening temperature drops. The ideal blanket for warmth.
The benefits of a quality blanket
Choosing the right blanket depends largely on your personal sleeping preferences. Many of our customers prefer a wool blanket because of its natural insulation and pleasant weight, which creates a comforting sense of security. For warmer nights, our cotton blankets are ideal: they’re breathable, lightweight, and easy to wash.
When buying a blanket, size is an important consideration. For a single bed, we recommend a blanket at least 150 cm wide, while for a double bed you’re better off choosing our generous sizes of 220x240 cm or larger. This way, the blanket drapes nicely over the sides of the bed, helping to prevent cold spots.
Why buy a blanket from Weids Living and Sleeping?
- Natural materials: We believe in the power of wool, cotton and bamboo.
- Expert advice: Need help choosing? Our sleep specialists are here for you.
- Fast delivery: Available from stock, so you can enjoy your new blanket quickly.
Soft blankets in a range of colours
Whether you want something to snuggle under during the cold winter months or you’d like to add a bit of flair to your interior, blankets can add colour, comfort and atmosphere to any room. A small sofa blanket is always handy, while a larger blanket for your bed is a great way to style your bedroom and add an extra layer of warmth in winter.
Our wide range of soft blankets is available in various colours for every room. The most popular are our grey and green blankets, but we also offer a broad spectrum of colours such as anthracite, ochre, brown and pink. Most designs are plain colours, though we occasionally have styles in tartan, checks, geometric patterns, zebra, tiger and other fun designs.
For extra warmth and texture, browse our range of flannel blankets, charming throws, or create a more traditional look with a bedspread. Whether you’re after a homely rustic look or a more elegant finish, Weids Living and Sleeping can provide you with a quality soft blanket.
Before going to sleep, you might also consider electric underblankets. These offer a lot of comfort at the start of the night when your bed is still very cold—ideal for people who struggle with temperature regulation and often feel very cold in bed. A wool underblanket is also highly recommended.

Different blanket materials
Create a warm and comfortable space to relax with our wide range of blankets and throws in different materials. Blankets make everything feel cosy and warm—and are the perfect excuse to stretch out on the sofa on cold days with a lovely cup of tea, coffee or hot chocolate. Whether you’re watching your favourite programme or series, or simply spending time with friends or family, blankets add comfort. Our blankets are available in many different materials such as wool, cotton, flannel and pure new wool, as well as in colours like yellow, ochre, brown, green, anthracite and black. Each design can easily match the décor of almost any room in your home.
Comparing blanket materials
Not every blanket offers the same experience. Choosing between wool, fleece or cotton determines how well the blanket insulates and how it feels against the skin. The table below helps you make the right choice for your bedroom or living room.
| Material | Feel on the skin | Thermal insulation | Weight | Washable? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wool | Rich & textured | Maximum | Heavy | Hand wash / dry clean |
| Cotton | Soft & fresh | Moderate | Lightweight | Yes (60°C) |
| Fleece | Soft & fluffy | High | Lightweight | Yes (40°C) |
| Synthetic | Smooth & supple | Good | Medium | Yes (40°C) |
Frequently asked questions about blankets
What is a blanket?
A blanket is a type of cover that can be made from many different fabrics such as cotton, wool, bamboo, linen or fleece. Each material has its own characteristics and qualities. Blankets are designed to provide warmth—on the sofa or in bed. They’re often used decoratively as a bedspread, but above all as an extra source of warmth. In summer, blankets with airy, moisture-regulating properties are also often used as a light cover to sleep under.
What is the difference between a bedspread, a throw and a blanket?
A bedspread, a throw and a blanket may look similar at first glance, but they’re typically used at different times and in different places. A bedspread is often used to cover the entire bed, giving the bedroom a calm, cohesive look. A throw is usually smaller and is ideal for the sofa. A blanket, finally, is best suited for sleeping under—either as an extra source of warmth or as a replacement for a duvet in summer.
What makes a good blanket?
A blanket is designed to keep you warm, and the right material makes a big difference. Natural materials such as wool, cotton and bamboo all offer moisture-regulating and ventilating properties. Natural materials are also breathable by nature. This brings many benefits to your night’s sleep. Because they breathe well, they reduce the risk of a clammy, uncomfortable night. That’s why we always recommend choosing a blanket made from natural materials.
Which blanket is best for winter?
For the cold winter months, a wool blanket is the best choice. Wool has unique thermal properties: it retains body heat extremely well while still ventilating, keeping you warm without making you sweat. A heavier cotton blanket combined with a top sheet can also be very comfortable in winter.
Is a cotton blanket suitable for summer?
Yes, a cotton blanket is ideal for summer. Cotton is a natural fibre that breathes very well and absorbs moisture. On warm nights, a cotton blanket offers just enough comfort and weight without getting too hot, which contributes to better sleep.
How do I choose the right size blanket?
For optimal comfort, the blanket should drape over the sides and the foot of the bed.
- Single bed: Choose a blanket of at least 150x220 cm.
- Double bed: Choose 200x240 cm or 220x240 cm.
- Super king (lits-jumeaux): We recommend a generous 240x260 cm.
Can I wash a wool blanket myself?
Wool is naturally self-cleaning thanks to lanolin (wool fat). Often, airing the blanket outside is enough to make it feel fresh again. If you do need to wash it, always check the care label. Many wool blankets can only be washed on a special wool programme (cold) or must be professionally dry-cleaned to prevent shrinking.
Are your blankets suitable for people with allergies?
Yes, many of our blankets are very suitable. Cotton is especially a good choice because it can be washed at high temperatures, which kills dust mites. Wool is also naturally antibacterial and attracts little dust, provided you’re not specifically allergic to wool fat (lanolin).

































