- How does the Cotton Napper differ from a pellet weighted blanket?
- It uses thick braided organic cotton instead of a cover filled with plastic or glass beads. That makes it more breathable and machine washable, but the weight feels less concentrated and it does not mold to the body the same way.
- Is it good for hot sleepers?
- Yes, that is its main selling point. The open knit lets air through, so most owners report sleeping cooler than under a filled blanket, though it still traps some warmth.
- Can it be machine washed?
- Yes. Wash it on a gentle cycle and dry flat or on low, since the wet blanket is heavy and the knit can stretch.
- Which weight should I choose?
- A common rule is about 10 percent of body weight, so the 10 lb size suits roughly 100 lb sleepers. Bearaby sells lighter and heavier versions for different body sizes and shared use.
- Does the knit snag?
- It can. The loose loops catch on rings, watch bands, zippers and pet claws, so keep sharp edges away and pull snags back in rather than cutting them.
- Is the cotton organic and certified?
- Yes. Bearaby uses organic cotton and lists OEKO-TEX and Fairtrade certifications for the material.
- Where is the Bearaby Cotton Napper Driftwood 15 Knitted Weighted Blanket cheapest?
- At Bearaby, for $179.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Bearaby Cotton Napper Driftwood 15 Knitted Weighted Blanket?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Bearaby, NYT Wirecutter Store, Nordstrom, Bloomingdale's.