Oodie launches summer-ready cooling blanket featuring innovative fabric technology to keep hot sleepers cosy and cool
Viral brand Oodie has launched its warm weather range, which includes a cooling blanket that promises to help you say goodbye to restless, sweaty nights. Three times more breathable than cotton, the blanket wicks away moisture and heat and could be the secret to a more refreshing night's sleep.
Oodie Cooling Blanket
Struggling to sleep in the heat?
The filling is made with a nylon and elastane blend that is three times cooler than cotton for a cool-to-touch sensation, perfect for keeping you comfortable in warmer conditions.
With lightweight insulation and added softness without overheating, it could be the secret to keep you cosy yet comfortable when temperatures rise, or for those troublesome night sweats.
£99 Shop
Oodie redefined cosy with its viral range of oversized wearable blankets and onesies, but now the brand has turned down the temperature with the Oodie summer shop.
The brand has just dropped a refreshing collection of lightweight, breathable essentials designed to keep you cool this summer. From cooling blankets to rompers and wearable towels, there's plenty to keep you comfortable when temperatures soar.
And frustrated sleepers are going to want to bookmark Oodie's Cooling Blanket. Three times more breathable than cotton, not only is it cool to the touch but it's also moisture-wicking, helping regulate your body temperature for a better night rest.
The original Oodie blanket hoodie hybrid went viral as a clever way to beat the chill without having to turn your heating on amid the cost of living crisis.
Now, Oodie is expanding its collection with a new cooling blanket that aims to keep you cool without fans - and it has landed just ahead of summer.
The £99 Cooling Blanket will no doubt appeal to hot sleepers and those dealing with frustrating night sweats. The real USP here is that it's made with a Qmax score of 0.32 making it feel up to five degrees cooler than your body.
Thanks to the nylon, elastane blend it is three times cooler than cotton so feels noticeably cooler on the skin, helping to wick away heat and moisture to keep tossing and turning at bay.
As well as a crisp, refreshing feel, the lightweight Oodie Cooling Blanket also feels silky soft on the skin, so you won't have to compromise on cosy comfort during the summer months.
The Oodie Summer Shop also offers equally as technical elements in their other summer-ready products. From temperature-regulating PJs designed to regulate your temperature while you sleep to lightweight poncho towels and oversized sleep tees, the collection is already drumming up a lot of praise.
'These are the most comfortable and lightweight pjs I've ever worn,' raved one Oodie shopper. 'I no longer wake up covered in sweat, I sleep the whole night comfortably. I highly recommend these pjs, you won't be sorry!'.
Oodie Summer Shop
Oodie Cooling Wide Leg PJ Bottom
For those that love to stay cosy at night with a long set of pyjamas comes Oodie's new warming range, perfect for the warmer summer months.
Naturally cooling, breathable, and silky soft the modal blend is 21 per cent more breathable than regular cotton jersey PJs, so you stay cool all night long.
£39 Shop
Oodie Long Navy Pin Stripe Poncho Towel
Perfect for days spent by the pool or beach, the Oodie poncho towel is lightweight, dries fast, and is extra long to make changing easy.
Better still, it blocks 98 per cent of harmful UV rays so you can enjoy long summer days safely.
£65 Shop
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