Pick a size based on age, how it’ll be used, and the space you want to cover. On this page, you’ll find a few common options:

• Toddler blankets: About 30"x40", nice for strollers, daycare, or nap time.
• Small throws: Around 36"x58", good for kids on the couch or in the car.
• Set throws: Often ~40"x50" when bundled with a matching pillow.
• Standard throws: Around 50"x60", great for sofas, movie nights, or teens.
• Twin-size options: Some listings note twin size for more bed coverage.

Check the exact dimensions in the product title or description, then measure the bed, chair, or sofa to choose a comfortable fit.

Materials vary in feel, weight, and look, so choose what suits your space and comfort:

• Fleece: Lightweight, soft, and easy-care. It’s a versatile everyday option for couches and kids’ rooms.
• Sherpa-back: A fluffy, faux-sheepskin side adds extra coziness and texture. Often described as having a “sherpa back.”
• Plush/microfiber: A velvety, “silky touch” surface that feels smooth and soft. It can feel a bit warmer than basic fleece.
• Woven tapestry (cotton blend): More structured with a decorative, fringed edge—nice for display or light layering.

Warmth depends on room temperature and layering. If you like a snuggly feel, plush or sherpa-back styles can be appealing; if you prefer lighter weight, go fleece or tapestry.

Care varies by fabric, so start by reading the label. As a general guide:

1. Check the care instructions: Follow the specific directions in the product description or sewn-in tag.
2. Use a gentle cycle: Cold water and mild detergent can help preserve color and softness.
3. Avoid harsh products: Skip bleach. Fabric softeners can reduce fluff on some fleece and sherpa styles.
4. Dry with care: Air-dry or tumble on low. High heat may flatten fibers or cause shrinkage.
5. Protect details: For woven tapestry fringes, consider a mesh bag and avoid high heat.

Spot-cleaning small spills right away can help. Results can vary by fabric and machine, so always defer to the label.

Throws are designed more for lounging than full bed coverage. Common sizes on this page include around 36"x58" and 50"x60", which are great across the lap or at the foot of a bed, but they typically don’t cover a twin mattress on all sides. For a blanket that’s closer to bed coverage, look for listings that specify “twin size.”

If you’re shopping for a dorm or kids’ room, a throw can still be a nice accent for extra warmth while reading or watching TV. Just check the dimensions in each product title to match the coverage you prefer.

Some listings include a bundled set that pairs a small throw with a matching plush pillow. To spot them:

• Scan the product title: Look for phrases like “2-piece set” or “pillow and throw.”
• Check the photos: Sets usually show the pillow and blanket together.
• Read “What’s included”: The description typically confirms both pieces and the throw size (often around 40"x50").

If you prefer mixing and matching, you can browse character throw blankets and decorative pillows separately and coordinate by color, pattern, or theme. Availability can vary, so reviewing the listing details is the best way to confirm what’s in the box.