Deer Pattern Flannel Throw Blanket 200-250GSM Soft Warm
Deer Pattern Flannel Throw Blanket 200-250GSM Soft Warm
Deer Pattern Flannel Throw Blanket — 200–250GSM, Soft & Skin-Friendly
Bring warmth and woodland charm to any space with this deer-print flannel throw blanket. Crafted from knit flannel at 200–250 g/㎡, it’s soft against the skin, lightweight enough for year-round use, and available in 6 sizes to suit every need — from a cozy lap throw to a full bed blanket.
Key Features
- Deer Pattern Print — Classic woodland animal design with broad seasonal appeal
- Knit Flannel Fabric — 200–250 g/㎡ weight for soft, comfortable warmth
- Skin-Friendly — Gentle on sensitive skin; safe for all ages
- Machine Washable — Easy care for everyday use
- 6 Size Options — From compact lap throw to oversized bed blanket
- Great Gift — A warm, thoughtful present for friends and family
Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Knit Flannel |
| Fabric Weight | 200–250 g/㎡ |
| Pattern | Deer / Woodland Animal |
| Care | Machine Washable |
| Skin-Friendly | Yes |
| Available Sizes | 30×40in / 40×60in / 50×60in / 60×80in / 71×86in |
Perfect For
- Sofa & couch throws
- Bed & bedroom blankets
- Office & desk comfort
- Outdoor travel & camping
- Holiday & seasonal gifting
- Christmas & winter decor
Frequently Asked Questions
It arrived vacuum-packed and looks flat. Did I get the wrong thing?
Nope — that is how it ships to keep postage down. Shake it out, ten minutes in a low dryer, and it fluffs right back up.
Does it shed?
A little fluff comes off at first — normal for a plush pile. Give it a shake, and after the first cold wash it settles right down.
Is it actually warm, or just decorative?
Genuinely warm for its weight. The pile traps heat, so it works as an extra layer on the bed in winter and a light throw the rest of the year.
Is it machine washable?
Yes — cold water, gentle cycle, tumble dry low or air-dry. Do not iron or bleach it; both flatten the pile for good.
Does it leave lint on clothes and furniture?
After the first wash or two, shedding stops — the pile settles. Until then, a quick shake outside does the trick.