Product category
Hooded blankets for character collections
For brand collections, gift programmes and bulk sourcing, explore the bunny hooded throw reference with coordinating toys. Start with the photographed design direction and define the intended user, measurements and pieces in your OEM/ODM brief.
For business buyers
A hooded throw, with its own character.
Use an existing reference to make the first discussion concrete. Product photographs document the catalogue direction; your requested specifications are reviewed separately.
Start with a real reference
Is this an oversized adult blanket hoodie?
The published reference shows bunny hooded throws with matching toys. The images do not establish adult sizing, sleeves or pockets. Specify whether you need a hooded wrap or a sleeved garment and confirm the proposed construction on a sample.
How do I request a bulk hooded blanket quotation?
Include the reference, flat blanket and hood measurements, intended user group, fabric requirements, quantity per colourway, whether the toy is included, labels, packaging and sales market. Ask for the project MOQ and timing after these requirements are reviewed.
A closer look
One bunny, four colour directions.
Compare the cream, pink, yellow and grey combinations together. The photographs pair upright bunny ears and a small face with a patterned throw and a coordinating toy.
- The hood
- Compare face placement, ear proportions and the colour inside each ear.
- The print
- Review the pattern alongside the hood colour and the companion toy.
- Your collection
- Choose a photographed direction, then define the pieces and specifications for your project.
From a look to a brief
Define the pieces. Then the details.
For a custom hooded blanket, describe the blanket, hood and any companion toy separately. A photograph helps with the look; measurements and a reviewed sample establish the construction.
Start with the shape you need
Specify whether your project calls for a hooded wrap or a garment with sleeves. These catalogue views do not establish sleeve construction, pockets or fit; include those requirements in your brief for review.
MOQ & project planning guide
Specifications come before commercial commitments
MOQ: assessed by product construction, material minimums and production route.
Sample timing: depends on design complexity, revisions and material availability.
Production lead time: confirmed after sample and specification approval.
Pricing depends on: size, fabric, filling, embroidery, printing, labels, packaging and quantity.