Prices, specifications and dates

Every price, rating and specification here carries the day we recorded it. This page says where each of them comes from.

Specifications come from what we publish about each piece: sizes, fabric weights, heat levels, timers, cord lengths and washing instructions. We copy those figures rather than rounding them, and where our own description gives two different numbers for the same thing, we print both and recommend the safer one.

What buyers report comes from the reviews on each product, counted rather than summarised, and printed in both directions. A piece with a strong appearance count and a weak durability count shows both here, because that is the trade this range asks you to make.

Heated blanket, twin 62″×84″, grey

Heated blanket, twin 62″×84″

Twin 62"x84" · grey

  • 220 gsm double-sided flannel
  • 10 heat levels, 8 h auto shut-off

$35.99 recorded 31 August 2026

4.4★, 4,312 ratings with 13 more sizes and colours, recorded 25 August 2026

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A card as the catalogue prints it: the price with the day it was recorded, the rating with its count and date.

Prices

Prices here were last updated on 31 August 2026. We refresh them on a schedule, and a figure can move between one update and the next.

The price you see at the moment you order is the one that counts. If a band here has drifted from the price you see, write to us: corrections are the most useful mail we get.

Sizes and colours of the same product

Heated blanket, twin 62″×84″, greyHeated blanket, twin 62″×84″, navy BlueHeated blanket, twin 62″×84″, purpleHeated blanket, twin 62″×84″, black
Heated blanket, twin 62″×84″: 4 colourways, one product, one shared rating.

One blanket can appear as several cards, one for each size and colour. The rating on those cards is the same because it belongs to the product as a whole, not to a single colour, and each card says so under the stars.

A size without a price gets no card at all, rather than a card you cannot buy.

Why every number carries a date

Prices move, review counts grow and stock changes. A figure without a date is a claim about now that ages into a false one, so every price band and every count here is stamped with the day it was recorded.

When the figures are refreshed, the dates move with them.