BATTILO Yellow Multicolor Throw Blanket, 50″x60″, for Couch, Bed, and Home Decor

I just got this BATTILO yellow throw blanket, and honestly? It’s been a game-changer for our living room. It’s about 50 by 60 inches, which is pretty much perfect – not too small that it only covers half of you, but not so huge that it’s awkward to store. The material is 100% acrylic, which I was kinda skeptical about at first, but it’s actually super soft and silky feeling. Like, way softer than I expected!
What I really love is how lightweight it is – only 1.7 pounds or so. I’ve had heavier blankets before that just feel too warm for summer, but this one’s great year-round. We keep it draped over our couch, and my husband and I fight over it during movie nights lol. The best part? It doesn’t shed all over your clothes, which my old throw definitely did.
The color is this bright, cheerful yellow with these multicolored accents that just pop. It’s kind of transformed our boring beige couch into something that looks intentional, if that makes sense? The photos online looked good, but the actual color is a bit different in person – not in a bad way though! Depending on the lighting, it sometimes has this gold-ish undertone that looks pretty upscale.
I’m honestly impressed with the quality of the weave and those rolled fringed edges. It feels more expensive than it is. We’ve used it both inside watching Netflix and outside on the patio when friends come over and it gets chilly. I even brought it on a camping trip last month – it packs down smaller than you’d think!
Taking care of it isn’t a big deal either. I was worried about washing it the first time (I’ve ruined blankets before, to be fair), but I just tossed it in a laundry bag on gentle cycle with cold water, and it came out perfect. No stretching or fading at all.
The one thing I wish I’d known is that it’s not super thick – it’s more of a light to medium weight blanket. Fine for a bit of coziness, but if you’re looking for something really warm for harsh winters, you might want something heavier. For our place in California though? It’s not bad at all.










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