Bedsure 100% Cotton Blankets Que... vs Maura All Season Bamboo Cotton D...

The weight is good for us. My partner sleeps extremely hot so it has been extremely difficult to find a blanket for our bed. The blanket has ample room for tucking in and covering the mattress. Goes perfect with bedsures cooling sheets.

Bought it for summertime as a comforter blanket. This blanket is heavier than expected and seems to be decent quality.

The color is nice, but does tend to have a purple/reddish hue, perhaps from the lighting. It's a real white, not creamy.

This blanket is so thin that it is see through. It shreds and it breaks apart very easily. It snags very easily and such bad quality. It's way too much for the shrinkage, fading, and snagging!

Expects me to drive 25 miles away and pay $10 in gas to drop this off at whole foods which is in no way near to get my amazon prime free return. Ughhhh so mad.

Nearly two cups of lint from one queen-sized blanket clogged my new dryer, overflowing the lint trap and obscuring the window. Got blue lint on all the other items in the wash and still pieces flying all over my house.

Bamboo gives a great heaviness and cooling effect to the blanket. The knit is a little tighter than my cotton thermal blankets. Warm without being bulky.

The blanket is much softer than pure cotton. Since it is all natural fibers, it breathes better than any synthetic blanket does. It washes up well, dried it on low in the dryer, it's lightweight and comfortable.

The color (minty green) is absolutely gorgeous. The tiffany blue color is a greenish aquamarine that really pops. It is well-made and i like the beach teal color — it is so cheerful.

But it washes well and the odor was gone on first wash.

The blanket weave is tight enough not to constantly pull and loop, which is a personal pet peeve. The design is minimalist but still has visual interest with its discreet geometrical pattern.