‘Tis the season to curl up by the fire, crank the heat and wrap yourself in a cozy blanket.
When winter comes around, the most important thing is staying warm and cozy, especially for those who have a hard time with the wicked winter winds and bone-chilling cold.
That’s where heated and electric blankets can help, offering an added zap of heat to the classic blanket and a reprieve from any chill or drafts that creep into your home.
There are a bunch to choose from, and like weighted blankets, it can be hard to choose which one is right for you. They come in an array of sizes to fit most beds and couches, plus many have various temperature controls and settings to keep you comfortable.
Read on for our roundup of a few of the most searched for brands of 2021 helping you stay toasty through winter and into 2022.
As if a furry blanket wasn’t warm enough, this one really cranks up the heat. The Serta brand faux fur blanket is now on sale at Walmart, making even more irresistible. It comes in a gray shade and a 50-inch by 60-inch size perfect for couch cuddles.
Turn on the sun, even on a cloudy day with this electric blanket from Sunbeam. Sold at Walmart in both a twin and a full-size blanket, it has 10 heat settings and a 10-hour auto-off function that helps prevent overheating and electrical accidents, should you fall asleep before turning it off.
For a cozy throw that adds a dash of holiday spirit, head over to Target now. The Threshold brand is an affordable and fashionable way to dress up your home for winter with the fun patterns, plus the blanket itself comes with an automatic shut-off and temperature controls.
N-A-P is our favorite word to spell. Especially if you are curling up with the Brookstone heated blanket sold at Bed Bath and Beyond. This plush throw comes in a few fun patterns and colors and is made of a specially knit fabric to keep you extra cozy. The blanket also has a four-hour auto shit off to prevent accidents and four heat settings as well.
Be you from Boston or anywhere that gets a bit nippy, stay wicked warm with the L.L. Bean Wicked Cozy Heated Throw. This blanket is super soft, made of their PrimaLush plush fabric. It comes with one easy-to-use remote with five heat settings and an auto shut off feature, too.
Add some luxury to your life with this Brookstone heated throw from Amazon. The blanket comes in a dark gray color as well as a beige, ivory and a blue pattern perfect for holiday gifting and to keep for yourself. It has four heat settings and has a built-in remote that is impossible to lose or slip away in the couch cushions.
Did someone say mink and sherpa in the same sentence? Biddeford did, as their heated blanket is made of a super soft faux mink comfort knit fleece fabric, keeping you cozy even when turned off.
For a warm blanket on the go, check out this portable version from Eddie Bauer. The blanket not only has a plug for indoor use, but can also be charged up using the USB port and internal lithium battery, making this a perfect blanket for camping and outdoor adventures, too. Plus, it is water-resistant on one side, to line your tent or have a warm winter picnic.
Never struggle with a cold foot or chilly shoulder again with this wearable heated blanket. Sold at Sharper Image, this is the ultimate winter hack, keeping you warm from head to toe — literally. The blanket has three heat levels and a 90-minute auto shutoff timer to prevent accidents, plus it comes in three colors including red, navy blue and gray.
For a classic heated blanket that comes in all sizes and colors, this Sunbeam blanket is for you. Sold on Amazon, the electric blanket ranges in size from a twin to a king-sized throw, covering you bed or couch in a warm fleece hug.
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