Should I splurge on a new throw blanket for fall? That is the question. (Another question: did you know that the original term for a throw blanket was “throw around blanket”? Do you say it that way? This is new to me.) One late night Jenn and I were working away on Slack, and I came across this adorable baby blanket from Crate and Barrel. Of course, I always click on what I think is a product for grownups, but is actually for kids. Happens when you adore pastels. Anyway, I wanted to find a pattern and colorway I loved just as much, in a bigger size. I typed, “Should we do a throw blanket roundup?” and before I knew it Jenn had already added her favorites. Below, find a mix of styles we love—some ultra-soft like a baby blanket, some warm and wool-y, and others more vibrant and statement-making.
Gorgeous, colorful throw blankets (updated for 2026)
If you can possibly look beyond the fact that design-wise, this is not our best collage effort, you’ll see 17 beautiful throws available right now and linked below.
Left to right, top to bottom: Brushed Gotland Wool Throw (comes in 29 colors, this is multi pastel, obvs my favorite), Orange/Pink/Grey Throw from Design Within Reach, Tarta Gelatina Campo Throw in Green, St. David’s Design Burgundy Throw in Merino Lambswool by Bronte Moon, Indian Block Print Quilt (sold out – shop similar here), Maison Deux Swirl and Checkerboard Blankets, TBCo Recycled Plaid Picnic Blanket from Wallflower (TBCo is THE best), Pink/Tan Throw, Colorblock Mohair, Colorful Organic Cotton Birds Blanket, Pride Throw Blanket, Pink Cat Blanket by Frankie Print Co, Bearaby Tencel Lavender Weighted Blanket, Modern Farmhouse Patchwork Quilt by Dulcet Creations, Parks Project San Francisco Daisy Throw, Pastel Alpaca Throw Blanket (only one left) from Wallflower
Where to buy throw blankets for fall & beyond
Calhoun & Co
Calhoun & Co is a Brooklyn-based textile studio and home decor brand who makes their blankets in USA. They are known for their tapestry blankets (which can double as well decor) but also have other knit styles, merino wool, and more. They’re definitely the place to go for a high quality, artist-designed (all are based off of the founder’s original artwork) throw blankets with bold colors and fun illustrations.
Diamond Checkerboard Pink + Red Blanket (more colors available)
Frankie Print Co
This brand is founded and run by a designer and photographer based in Calgary, Canada, who loves simple designs with fun details. Their USA made tapestry blankets are made from illustrations by founder Diane, who is behind the entire design process, dreaming up the perfect fiber color combinations for her artwork. These blankets are on the more affordable end for an independent designer, with most being under $100:
Grey Cats Woven Throw Blanket (also available in pink!)
Slowdown Studio
Slowdown Studio collaborates with emerging designers all over the world to make textiles and home decor with their artwork. Their tapestry blankets are made of cotton. On their website they also sell nice blanket hanger clips so you can turn your cozy throws into wall art.
Abstract Throw by French artist Belinda Robbie
Slowdown Studio Freya Throw Blanket by Teresa Rego
Nuthatch Studio Goods
Based in North Carolina, this design and decor shop features stationery, art prints, and beautiful throw blankets made with sustainable or recycled materials like organic cotton. They’re also part of 1% for the Planet. Chrissie Van Hoever’s mission is to create whimsical and playful art and mindful goods while causing as little harm to the planet as possible.
Should we do a baby blanket roundup, too? And, do you get sucked into cozy season like we do? Then you might like this post too!
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