Weight and distribution
We group blankets from 5 lb lap pads to 50 lb king-size options, noting if they use glass beads or knitted fabric for weight.
A catalog of 289 weighted blankets
Find the right weight for your home
This catalog brings together 76 brands to help you find a blanket that fits your bed and your routine. Whether you need a heavy 20 lb knit for the winter or a cooling glass-bead layer for the summer, these listings cover the options available today.
Method
How we organized these listings
We looked at 289 live products to categorize them by weight, material, and size so you can compare them side by side.
Material and temperature
This set includes cooling bamboo and cotton for hot sleepers, as well as sherpa and velvet for those who want extra warmth.
Dimensions and use
The listings distinguish between full-bed sizes like Queen and King and smaller throws meant for the sofa or travel.
Start here
Popular blanket types
These categories represent the most common ways people choose their blankets, from specific weights to machine-washable fabrics.
8.3/10
Mr. Sandman
These weighted blankets help adults find a deeper rest through consistent pressure and soft textures. The collection focuses on queen size builds that work for every season of the year
8.0/10
Topcee
Designed for adults and children, these breathable blankets use glass beads to create a calming weight for better sleep. The microfiber construction ensures a soft touch against the skin
YnM
From cotton shells to chunky hand-knitted designs, these blankets offer a variety of ways to experience weighted comfort. This set includes specialized options for individual sleepers and oversized king beds
The catalog
Browse 76 brands
This list includes established names like YnM, Bearaby, and Topcee, organized by their specific product features.
Weighted blankets for adults
Weighted blankets for sleeping
Cooling weighted blankets
15 lb weighted blankets
Weighted blankets with glass beads
Queen size weighted blankets
All-season weighted blankets
Grey weighted blankets
Gray
Machine washable weighted blankets
Sherpa weighted blankets
Microfiber weighted blankets
Affordable
Twin size weighted blankets
20 lb weighted blankets
Weighted throw blankets
Cotton weighted blankets
Minky weighted blankets
Knitted weighted blankets
5 lb weighted blankets
7 lb weighted blankets
Reversible weighted blankets
Weighted lap blankets
Velvet weighted blankets
10 lb weighted blankets
Blue weighted blankets
Pink weighted blankets
Weighted blankets for the sofa
White weighted blankets
Green weighted blankets
Weighted blankets for kids
Purple weighted blankets
12 lb weighted blankets
Bamboo weighted blankets
King size weighted blankets
Travel weighted blankets
Bead-free weighted blankets
Black
Weighted blankets for women
Navy
Brown weighted blankets
50 lb weighted blankets
A short guide
Choosing your blanket
Check the weight
Most adults start with a 15 lb blanket, which is the most common weight in this catalog with 118 different options.
Select the fabric
Decide if you prefer the fuzzy texture of minky and sherpa or the smooth, breathable feel of cotton and bamboo.
Measure your space
Match the blanket to your furniture, choosing a 60 x 80 in queen size for beds or a smaller throw for the sofa.
FAQ
Common questions
What is the most common weight for an adult blanket?
The 15 lb weighted blanket is the standard choice for most adults. This catalog contains 118 listings in this specific weight class across various brands.
Can I wash these blankets at home?
Many options in this set are machine washable, including specific cotton and microfiber models. Always check the individual listing to see if it requires a removable cover or can go directly in the machine.
What are the beads inside made of?
Most weighted blankets in this collection use glass beads for weight because they are small and distribute evenly. There are also 33 knitted options that provide weight through heavy fabric loops without using beads at all.
Are there blankets for hot sleepers?
Yes, there are 126 cooling weighted blankets listed here. These typically use breathable bamboo, cotton, or open-knit designs to help move heat away from the body.