- Is the Bearaby Cotton Napper good for hot sleepers?
- The open knit lets more air through than bead-filled blankets, so many hot sleepers find it cooler. It still weighs 15 lb, so it is not as cool as an unweighted cotton throw.
- How do I wash a Bearaby Cotton Napper?
- It is machine washable, but at 15 lb it needs a large-capacity machine. Use cold water and air dry; the thick knit takes a long time to dry.
- Is 15 lb the right weight for me?
- Weighted blankets are usually chosen at about 10 percent of body weight, so 15 lb suits most adults around 150 lb. Lighter sleepers may prefer Bearaby's 10 or 12 lb options.
- Does it come with a cover?
- No. The Napper is a single knitted piece, so there is no removable duvet cover to buy or wash.
- Is $242 a good price for the Cotton Napper?
- At $242 at Bearaby as of November 7, 2026, it is the best new price among the three stores that carry it and near the low end of its recent range. Bearaby blankets rarely get deep discounts, so waiting for a big drop may not pay off.
- How does it compare with a bead-filled weighted blanket?
- It breathes better and has no beads to shift, but it costs more and is harder to wash than many bead-filled blankets. Bead-filled blankets are usually warmer and cheaper.
- Where is the Bearaby Cotton Napper Weighted Blanket cheapest?
- At Bearaby, for $242.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Bearaby Cotton Napper Weighted Blanket?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Bearaby, Nordstrom.