This is viscose waffle.
You can see the cells. Heat has somewhere to go. Polyester waffle looks the same in a photo and sleeps like plastic.
Keep it on at 2am.
Polyester waffle looks cool and sleeps like plastic. This one lets heat out. You keep it on. 30 nights if you hate it.
Sleep under it for 30 nights. If you still kick it off, send it back.
It lets heat out. Polyester waffle cannot. It will not cool the room.
Chunky throws slide off. This one stays on.
Viscose from bamboo. Not polyester. Soft. You can wash it.
Cold wash. No fabric softener. Softener blocks the cells.
Keep it on at 2am.
One belief
Open cells let heat out. Not a plastic waffle.
You can see the cells. Heat has somewhere to go. Polyester waffle looks the same in a photo and sleeps like plastic.
Layer it over your usual sheets for lighter coverage, or fold it at the end of the bed when you want it close by.
Hot sleepers kick the duvet off. This one is mid-light viscose, so you can keep it on until morning.
Fibre
On the body
When you heat up
Look
Wash
It lets heat out. Polyester waffle cannot. It will not cool the room.
It is a textile. Jewellery and claws can catch. Still not a plastic waffle.
Viscose from bamboo. Same fibre. Not polyester.
Throw = sofa or one body. Queen = first real bed size. King / Oversized King if you want it to break over the sides. If you hate a tight look after wash, size up.
Cold wash. No fabric softener. Softener blocks the cells.
On a warm night, yes — waffle over a sheet, nothing else. In shoulder season, park it under a duvet you can fold back. It is a layer, not a winter weight.
Machine wash on cold. No fabric softener. Low heat or air-dry. Softener coats the cells and you lose the airflow you paid for.
30 nights. If you still kick it off, send it back.
Open cells. Not polyester. If you still kick it off, send it back.
30 nights. If it ends on the floor, send it back.