If you’ve spent more than five minutes on TikTok, you’ve probably heard someone rave about Lola Blankets. They’re draped over couches in Get Ready With Me videos, folded at the foot of perfectly made beds, and name-dropped in podcast ads.
I wanted to be skeptical, but the hype is sadly real; we tested the blankets at WIRED and have included them in multiple gift guides and roundups, from the Best Weighted Blankets to the Best Housewarming Gifts to the Best Gifts for Mom.
From February 14 through February 16, Lola Blankets are 45 percent off with code WINTER45. No exclusions. This is the kind of discount that makes the math very compelling. Buy two, one for yourself and one as a present for a loved one, or a furry loved one (see below).
Lola Blankets come in two styles: the Original and the Weighted Blankets. WIRED reviewer Nena Farrell adores the Original (in Malibu Blue). It comes in an assortment of colors, patterns, and collaborations, plus five sizes: baby, medium, large, Lola XL, and travel. The double-sided fabric is an Oeko-Tex Standard 100-certified faux fur blend of 95 percent polyester and 5 percent spandex, with four-way stretch. It’s zero-shed, stain-resistant, and double-hemmed for durability. I can confirm that durability matters. Mine has survived everyday use and the affections of my cat, who has fully claimed it as her throne BTW.
If you prefer something heavier, I have the Weighted Lola (in Desert Sky), which comes in three sizes (small, medium, and large) and is made from 100 percent polyester. I keep mine on the couch, and I burrito myself in it whenever I’m watching Bravo. No two blankets are the same, thanks to the company’s handcrafted dyeing process, which makes them all the more special. Plus, they’re machine washable, which is a nonnegotiable for me, especially with two cats.
Beyond blankets, Lola also makes throw pillows (in square and lumbar styles), pet beds, and pet blankets, so yes, you can coordinate your living room around your fur baby.
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