Oodie sale on 'cold to touch' cooling blankets that are 'great at night'
The lightweight throws wick away heat and moisture, while absorbing excess body heat
Oodie launches sale on cooling blankets especially for the heatwave
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Oodie has a sale on some of its lightweight products, especially for the heatwave. Although the brand is most known for its snuggly, wintertime hoodies, it also sells a selection of cooling throws, made from breathable fibres.
The material is designed to help users regulate their body temperature. A handful of cooling blankets have been reduced from £99 to £69, with single and queen-sized options available.
Colourway options on sale at the price point include grey, pink and burgundy, sapphire, leopard print and checkered. There's also a lilac pastel colourway and a wave print option reduced to a higher price of £79.
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Oodies' Cooling Blanket is made with breathable, moisture-wicking fibres that help release heat and keep wearers cool. Meanwhile, its moisture-wicking technology draws excess moisture away.
For cheaper options, look to Amazon, where this Comfort Cooling Blanket is £37.99. It is designed to be used as a sleep aid for people who suffer from night sweats. It is made from 'icy cool fibres' that the brand says 'provide a refreshing, breathable feel'. The blanket measures 152 x 203cm.
Oodie launches sale on cooling blankets
£99
From £69
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The cooling blankets are ideal for heatwaves and sleepers who overheat
Prospective buyers can find reviews of Oodies' cooling blankets on Trustpilot. One shopper said: "Got a robe and a cooling blanket. While I didn't really think the robe would be just like the regular Oodie, I still like it.
"The cooling blanket? TRULY a cooling blanket. Ice cold to the touch and it's great at night. If you guys did regular bed sheets I'd get those too!"
A second consumer bought the blanket for themselves and their partner to use at nighttime, but wasn't pleased. They continued: "While being very soft and my partner likes it, it does feel cooler when first going to sleep, but it just doesn't stay that way for long.
"I was not expecting miracles, but I gave it a go to try and get a comfortable sleep for both of us. I would still buy from Oodie again as I do like their products."
Elsewhere, Argos is selling a £45 Silentnight Restore Cooling Blanket. The grey throw is made from a cool-sensation fabric, for instant cooling comfort, and a breathable jersey cotton. It measures 152 x 178cm.
Another Oodie review reads: "I discovered the cooling blanket quite recently (as well as the joys of sleep tees for myself and family). The cooling blanket I bought is leopard print.
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"And I absolutely love it, I LOVE it! The touch of it is almost like satin! Treat yourself (or a loved one) now! Don't wait too long, they sell out fast! P.S. I have two of the plush blankets too - fabulous."
An additional customer concludes: "Love my Oodie cooling blanket. Three members of my family own one now."
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