Cooling Blanket for Hot Sleepers and Night Sweats, Quilted and Washabl

A thin quilted blanket, smooth and flat to the hand, the same on both sides. This is what goes on the bed instead of a duvet on the nights you cannot settle.

A duvet is too much. A sheet is nothing. Most houses own one of each and nothing in between, so you spend half the night arranging the one you have.

It feels cool rather than warm

Pull it over you and it is cool against your arms and your feet. The face is smooth and flat, nothing brushed and nothing fleecy about it, and the side you cannot see is exactly the same.

Quilted in narrow channels, so it lies flat

Look at it closely and the whole blanket is sewn into straight parallel channels, each one holding the same thin thickness along its length. The quilting is doing a structural job here rather than a decorative one, and it is what keeps the surface even across a whole bed.

Neither side is the back, and every edge is bound

Both faces are the same color and the same quilted surface, so it does not matter which way up it lands when you throw it across the bed.

All four edges are wrapped in a narrow strip of contrasting tape, stitched down over the raw edges of both faces, and that tape is the only line of color on the whole thing.

Six colors, and this one lives on top of the bed

Beige and Gray disappear into a room. Pink, Blush and Aqua decide it, and Blue sits between the two. The choice matters more here than on a blanket that comes out for an evening, because this one is on the bed all the time.

Which size

Small is one person. Your side, or a sofa, and it is the one to take if you sleep hot and the person next to you does not.

Medium covers a double with a little to spare down each side and it is the one most people are after. Large and Extra Large are both for a king, and the only question between them is whether you want it reaching the floor or sitting neatly on top.