- Deep, cloud-soft faux rabbit fur in a plump bubble weave you can sink your hands into
- Warm enough to turn the heating down an hour earlier, without the weight of a duvet
- Short velvet plush on the reverse, so it lies flat on the sofa and doesn't slide off the bed
- Three sizes and sixteen colours, from a sofa throw to a full king-bed layer
The throw on your sofa is probably the least loved thing in the room.
It came from a supermarket aisle, or it was a gift, and it's been quietly going flat and bobbly ever since. You still reach for it every evening, because the alternative is putting the heating back on. Matilda is the blanket you'd choose on purpose: thick enough to be properly warm, soft enough that you keep stroking it, and handsome enough to stay folded over the arm of the sofa all day.
- Nothing thin that you have to double over to feel
- Nothing scratchy at the neck, nothing that makes you itch
- Nothing that pills into little balls after the third wash
130 x 160 cm, 150 x 200 cm and 200 x 230 cm, in sixteen colours. Most people start with the 150 x 200 for the sofa and come back for a second one for the bedroom.
The bubble weave up close: each raised square is a dense tuft of faux rabbit fur, which is where the warmth and the softness both come from.
Why the throws you've already tried never quite did it
GOES FLAT
The fleece throw from the supermarket
Cheap and cheerful, and for the first month it's fine. Then it thins, bobbles, and starts crackling with static every time you move. It was never really warm, just better than nothing.
SHEDS EVERYWHERE
The chunky knit blanket
Beautiful in the photo. In real life the loops catch on rings and watches, it sheds fibres on dark trousers, and the holes in the knit let every draught straight through.
ITCHES
The wool blanket from the cupboard
Warm, yes, but it prickles against bare arms and the back of your neck, so it ends up over your knees and no further. And it's dry clean only, which means it never gets cleaned.
TOO MUCH
Dragging the duvet downstairs
It works, right up until someone comes round. It's too heavy to sit up under comfortably, and it goes back upstairs with crumbs on it.
The usual throw versus the one you'd choose on purpose.
What it's actually made of
Faux rabbit fur, bubble-woven
The front is a dense, high pile brushed to feel like rabbit fur, woven into raised squares rather than a flat sheet. The tufts trap air, which is what makes it warm without being heavy, and the texture is why people can't stop touching it.
Short velvet plush on the back
The reverse is a smooth, close-cropped plush in a matching shade. It's soft on its own, but its real job is grip: it lies flat on a sofa and holds on a bed instead of sliding to the floor at 2am.
No animal fur, no wool
Entirely synthetic pile, so there's nothing to itch, nothing to shed and nothing the moths will want. Wash it cool on a gentle cycle and it comes out as plump as it went in.
Faux rabbit fur front · velvet plush reverse · double-layered, no filling to shift · machine wash cool, gentle cycle · no tumble dry
Front and back: bubble faux fur on one side, smooth velvet plush on the other.
Bubble Faux Fur Blanket
Which size is right for you?
Shown to scale · width x length
THROWOne person on the sofa or an armchair, knees to shoulders. Folds neatly over the arm when you're not under it.
SINGLETwo people sharing a sofa, or a full layer across a single bed. The size most people choose first.
KINGCovers a double or king bed edge to edge as a top layer, or the whole family on the sofa on a Sunday.
Each blanket is cut and finished individually, so sizes can vary by 2–3 cm.
Ordering more than one?
One for the sofa, one for the bedroom, one for the guest room that never has enough on the bed. If you're buying a few, the price comes down as you add them. Nothing to enter; it's applied in your cart.
2
Two blanketsSofa and bedroom
10% off
3
Three blanketsOne for each room that gets cold
15% off
4+
Four or moreOur best price
20% off
Common questions
Is it actually warm, or just soft?
Both, and the warmth is the point. The pile is deep enough that the raised squares trap a layer of air between you and the room, the same way a good coat does. It's noticeably warmer than a fleece throw and closer to a light duvet, without the weight. Plenty of people use it to put the heating on later in the evening.
Does it shed?
You may find a few loose fibres in the first wash or two, which is normal for any new pile fabric, and then it settles. It won't leave fluff on your clothes the way a chunky knit or a mohair throw does.
How do I wash it?
In your own machine, on a cool gentle cycle with a mild detergent. No bleach, no fabric softener, and don't tumble dry, since heat is what flattens synthetic fur. Shake it out and dry it flat or over an airer, then give the pile a shake and it plumps straight back up.
Will it slide off the sofa or the bed?
Much less than a fleece. The velvet plush on the reverse has a little grip to it, so it holds on upholstery and on a duvet cover rather than pooling on the floor.
What size should I order?
For one person on the sofa, the Throw (130 x 160 cm). For two on a sofa, or a single bed, the Single (150 x 200 cm) is the size most people pick. For a double or king bed, or a big corner sofa, go for the King (200 x 230 cm). There's a scale drawing further up the page if you're between two.
Will the colour match the photos?
Very closely. The solid shades are dyed evenly through the pile. The Ombre and Tie-Dye designs are hand-dyed, so the exact placement of the light and dark patches will differ slightly from blanket to blanket, and that variation is part of the look.
Is it suitable for someone with sensitive skin?
It's entirely synthetic, so there's no wool or animal hair in it, and the pile is smooth rather than prickly. If you've given up on wool blankets because of the itch, this is the usual answer.
Can I return it if it's not right?
Yes. You have 30 days — if it's not right for the room, get in touch and we'll sort it out.
What customers are saying
★★★★★
Margaret W., 64
"I ordered the Cream for the sofa expecting one of those thin fluffy throws. It's nothing like that — it's thick, it's heavy enough to feel like a proper blanket, and my husband keeps stealing it. Ordered a second one in Charcoal for him so I could have mine back."
★★★★★
Linda H., 58
"I can't wear wool, it drives me mad, so I've been making do with fleece for years. This is the first blanket that's actually warm without itching. Washed it once already on cool and it came out exactly the same. The bubble texture is lovely to hold."
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