But our two kid testers found our Kohl’s pick softer overall, and one of our testers told us this one is hard to use as an actual blanket. Like a wearable towel, this soft fleece throw has an animal hood and pockets at the corners for hands. We tested two character blankets for kids, and our testers preferred the feel of this one to the Lands’ End Kids Hooded Fleece Critter Blanket they tried. If you’re seeking a fun hooded kids throw that’s also a great gift (and you don’t mind the higher price tag): In our 2021 testing, The Company Store’s Company Kids Plush Character Throw was our kid testers’ favorite because it’s fun. If that’s not a test of a good throw for couch naps, we don’t know what is. One tester loved the Brooklinen Cashmere and Lambswool Throw so much, though, that while he was fighting a cold, he settled in with it to watch The Great British Bake Off and fell asleep before the signature challenge had even been announced. But the Garnet Hill Wool & Cashmere Throw edged ahead-it looks more elegant and timeless, and it comes in more colors. Some of our testers preferred this throw’s heavier feel and no-fringe design. The Cashmere and Lambswool Throw was one of our testers’ favorite wool-cashmere throws for its soft feel alone. The Baby Alpaca is shorter than the other throws, though, and it comes in only one checked print, compared with the Area Home’s nine solid colors.
In fact, about half of our testers preferred the Baby Alpaca (the other half liked the wispy quality of the Area Home throw). The Baby Alpaca Throw was the softest of the three alpaca blankets we assessed, and testers noted that it felt thicker and more substantial than the Area Home throw we recommend.
If you prefer a slightly heavier alpaca or cashmere option: Brooklinen’s Baby Alpaca Throw and Cashmere and Lambswool Throw were both softer than the company’s Pure Wool Throw, and we think they’re great for different reasons.
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