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inhand Christmas Blankets and Throws, Holiday Throw Blanket for Couch Soft, Christmas Snow Moose Fleece Sherpa Throw Blanket, Thick Winter Warm Cozy Flannel Deer Blanket (50X60 Inches, Grey)
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inhand Christmas Blankets and Throws, Holiday Throw Features
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🎅DECORATE THE CHRISTMAS PATTERN: We have integrated the pattern of Christmas elements into the fleece throw blanket, which has Christmas tree, snowflakes, reindeer, gift boxes and other patterns. Every holiday blanket brings a cozy holiday feel anytime and anywhere.
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🎅THICK AND TEXTURED FABRIC: Do you think the thin blankets on the market feel cheap to the touch? Are you worried about getting a cheap looking Christmas throw? Our holiday throw blankets are thick enough with flannel on one side and sherpa on the other, so they're soft to the touch and wrinkle-resistant.
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🎅VARIOUS OCCASIONS: Christmas thick blanket can provide you with just the right amount of warmth at night. Perfect for indoor use, watching TV on the sofa under a Christmas snow blanket and enjoying family time. At the same time, it is also very suitable for outdoor use, camping and picnics with good friends under a holiday throw blanket.
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🎅TWO SIZES FOR YOU TO CHOOSE: We provide two sizes of holiday blankets, one is 50x60 inches, this size Christmas fleece blanket is suitable for naps, offices, school dormitories and other places. The other is 60x80 inches, which is more suitable for sleeping in bed and watching TV for two people.
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🎅A THOUGHTFUL AND SPECIAL GIFT: Do you feel the need to have a thick blanket in the cold winter and autumn? So you can give this Christmas sherpa throw blanket to your best friend, lover, family as a perfect gift for Christmas, Thanksgiving, Birthday, Holiday, Anniversary.
