Annie Selke Logan Blanket

The float stitch weave creates a slightly raised, textured surface that feels soft and substantial against the skin. Because of the way the threads are woven, it traps air more effectively than a standard flat weave, offering noticeable warmth and insulation.

The knotted self-fringe is designed to be durable, but it is still a delicate detail. To keep it intact, we recommend washing the blanket separately on a cold, gentle cycle and using a laundry bag if possible to prevent the fringe from tangling with other items.

It is a medium-weight layer. While the float stitch adds insulation, it remains breathable because it is 100% cotton. It works well as a primary blanket in warmer months or as an extra layer of texture and warmth during the winter.

Yes, at 70 inches by 90 inches, it is specifically sized to accommodate both standard Twin and Twin XL mattresses with enough length to tuck in or drape over the sides.

Machine wash it separately in cold water to avoid snagging or color transfer. Tumble dry on a low setting and remove promptly to minimize wrinkling; if you prefer a crisp look, you can use a warm iron.