Which is warmer, the JML or the Lammaloe?

The Lammaloe is listed at 12 lbs against roughly 5.7 lbs for the JML king, so it holds more fill and traps more heat. The JML is still a winter-weight 515 GSM fleece, just lighter.

Is the Lammaloe worth the extra $15.50?

Only if you want the heavier blanket and the larger 87 x 94 inch king size. If weight does not matter to you, the JML does the same job for less.

Which one fits a king bed better?

The Lammaloe king is 87 x 94 inches, a few inches longer and wider than the JML king at 83 x 91 inches. Both should cover a standard king mattress with some overhang.

Can both go in a home washing machine?

Both are labeled machine washable, but a 12 lb blanket is a heavy load. Check your washer's drum capacity before washing the Lammaloe.

Do either of these shed or fade?

JML states its reactive dyeing resists fading and shrinking. Lammaloe does not make a fade claim, so wash it cold and line dry to protect the print.

Which has better shopper ratings?

The Lammaloe rates 4.7 out of 5 from 83 ratings; the JML rates 4.5 out of 5 from 87 ratings. The gap is small.

JML 2-Ply Korean Mink Blanket vs Lammaloe King Korean Mink Fleece Blanket

The JML is the better buy for most shoppers: it costs $49.99 at Walmart as of November 5, 2026, versus $65.49 for the Lammaloe at Walmart the same day. The Lammaloe is the pick if you want a genuinely heavy blanket, since it is listed at 12 lbs against the JML's 5 to 5.7 lbs. Both are 100% polyester 2-ply raschel fleece, machine washable and reversible, so the real choice is weight and color, not material.

Today the JML 2-Ply Korean Mink Blanket costs $15.50 less at its best price.

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