Slankets and Snuggies the best way to keep warm this Winter!
Even well heated houses can get drafty in winter, but Slankets keep people warm and snuggly when they are ill or watching television. Slankets are like wraps but with sleeves which allow you to comfortably read or work at a laptop.
These are guaranteed to please the females in your life and also your children.
The Slanket is is 60 inches x 95 inches, so it's long enough even for people over 6 feet, and is made out of polyester microfibers, so it's soft and thick.
When someone asks why a regular blanket won't do, the Slanket is the answer. The sleeves are wide enough to keep you warm and allow enough space for maneuverability (gaming is the most prominent example).
Where did the word Slanket come from ?
I was in Colorado at the time with my brother Jeff, and our friend Jay who is on the homepage, and we were having a late morning brainstorming session. BLANKET SLEEVES = SLANKET. It almost created itself. It was there to be discovered
All about Slankets
Who doesn't love snuggling under a blanket on the sofa?
Who doesn't love snuggling under a blanket on the sofa?The Slanket is not only a gigantic fleece blanket, it has arms so you can do useful things like hold cups of tea, pick your nose or use your laptop! Great for those who feel the cold or are trying to keep the heating bills low; feel cosy and warm under a lightweight Slanket. This fleece blanket designed to keep your entire body covered and cozy while you still retain the use of your hands. Simplistic and practical, take the Slanket on long car journeys or cosy up to a scary movie. Available in a huge range of fantastic colors, there are Slankets to suit every taste! Slankets are great gift ideas for Birthdays, Christmas, Mother's Day and more! If you love snuggling up in front of the telly or fire, put that old comforter away and slip into a Slanket. Use the remote, read a book, type on your laptop and use your phone with ease thanks to sleeves! When not in use, the Slanket can be stored back in it's bag or tucked in a drawer.
When and Where You Can Wear Your Slanket
Practical Uses for Your Slanket
- For cozy evenings in front of the fire or television in Winter
- For the kids in the back seats for long or overnight journeys
- When you have to wait a long time in an airport
- When you are sleeping over with friends or for a sleepover
- When you've got a cold or flu, or are starting to recover from an illness but are still weak
- Disabled and elderly - keeps your whole body warm unlike a normal blanket
Make Your Own Slanket or Snuggie
Welmoed's Sewing Room has created a PDF how-to for sewing your own fleece blanket from 3 yards of polar fleece. Slanket, Snuggie Blanket Facts and Figures
The Slanket was created by Gary Clegg in Maine in 1998 using heavy fleece material. Clegg's mother made him a blanket with a single sleeve for use in his cold dorm room. Clegg later developed that into the Slanket with two sleeves. An estimated million have been sold.
The Snuggie is a popular similar product sold in the United States, Canada and Australia. It was marketed primarily through a memorable television commercial.As of early 2009, over 4 million of the product had been sold.
The Snuggie has benefited from becoming a cultural phenomenon with Snuggie virals, Snuggie pub crawls and appearance in comedy spoofs by Jay Leno .
Source http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleeved_blanket
Many Colored Slankets
Famous People, Stars, Celebrities and their Slanket or Snuggie
- Tina Fey is a fan of The Slanket and has bought one for everyone on her staff, she had also them embroidered.
- A Snuggie or Slanket appears in an episode of "The Big Bang Theory" where Penny gives one to an underwhelmed Leonard, so he can do his scientific stuff without getting cold.
- Oprah Winfrey has appeared on her show wearing a Snuggie
Snuggie Versus Slanket
Nuddle The Blanket Hollywood Comes Home To
(nap + cuddle = nuddle)
The Nuddle%u2122 Blanket was created because there was a need for a blanket with "options" - because you should never have to choose between keeping your feet warm or keeping your shoulders covered. Now there's a blanket that let's you read, write, eat, chat, text and nap while still staying nestled and cozy from your neck to your toes.The Nuddle Blanket was created to be THE most comfortable, luxurious blanket you'll ever own. It has openings for your arms, an enclosed foot pocket and an outer hand pouch. Made of an ultra-plush fabric that will cover you from your neck to your toes, the Nuddle Blanket, a must-have, has even become Hollywood's choice for comfort!
Slanket versus Snuggie : The Facts
Slanket dimensions:* length to floor: 76 inches (top of arm hole to bottom)
* blanket width: 60 inches
* collar length: 18 inches
* sleeve length: 29 inches
* weight: 3.8 lbs
* color tested: forest green
Snuggie dimensions:
* length to floor: 64 inches (top of arm hole to bottom)
* blanket width: 54 inches
* collar length: 8 inches
* sleeve length: 29 inches
* weight: 1.4 lbs
* color tested: royal blue
Visual Inspection
The Slanket is a much more substantial product. As fleece goes, the Slanket is thick, heavy and plush. The Snuggie is thin and of visibly lower quality than the Slanket.
Snuggie Spoof Video and Criticism
The WTF Blanket (Snuggie Parody)
Watch the new sequel: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kViZOw6B8M Featured on CNN, "CollegeHumor" and "Today's BIG Thing!" Regular blankets are confusing. The WTF Blanket will cripple your social life! The "Creepy Dad" song was something I wrote in Garageband.
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How Do you Keep Warm?
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- WritingforYourWealth WritingforYourWealth Nov 29, 2009 @ 6:17 pm
- Haha, fun, I never actually knew what those things were called, but I've seen them advertised quite often.
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- Sylvestermouse Sylvestermouse Nov 28, 2009 @ 5:21 pm
- This looks like an awesome blanket!!!
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- Ramkitten Ramkitten Nov 18, 2009 @ 2:56 pm
- I'll lensroll this to my "For The Love of Fleece" lens. This looks cozy! I sort of made one of these, but it's more like a serape. I practically live in it around the house in the winter.
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- Jonathan Jonathan Sep 21, 2009 @ 7:04 pm
- Indeed, I first saw it on The Big Bang Theory too!
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- thesuccess thesuccess Sep 21, 2009 @ 8:12 am | in reply to BecomingaVegetarian
- Hi thanks for this information apparently it may have been a Snuggie as it had no pockets, will research further!
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