We found Alix Earle’s cozy blanket from ‘Earle Meets World’
If you’ve been looking for a sign to add something new and cozy to your couch or bed, Alix Earle just gave you one.
The social media superstar’s beloved Lola Blanket makes a cameo in her new Netflix reality series, “Earle Meets World.” And while the show only premiered on Sept. 4, Earle’s been a fan of the company’s ultra-plush throws for far longer.
Back in December, she told E! that she’d been “loving Lola Blankets recently” and “can’t get enough of them,” adding that she’d been gifting the blankets to loved ones.
Lola Blankets have become a full-blown internet phenomenon, thanks to their incredibly soft faux-fur texture, four-way stretch and double-sided design. The blankets are machine-washable, stain-resistant and designed not to shed, making them a practical pick as well.
Adored by Page Six staffers, the brand also happens to be Oprah-approved, having appeared on the mogul’s “Favorite Things” list in 2025.
We’ve spotted Selena Gomez, Tate McRae, Simone Biles and Bethenny Frankel (to name just a few) posting with their Lola Blankets in recent years, too — plus, “Off Campus” star Belmont Cameli just fronted the brand’s fall campaign.
Lola Original Blanket
The super-soft designs come in a range of colors, patterns and sizes, from a baby blanket to the oversized Lola XL, so there are plenty of options — whether you’re looking for a personal cocoon or something big enough to share.
Lola Blankets aren’t the only super-soft throws on the Earle family’s radar, though; we also spied a number of Minky Couture‘s luxe options throughout the show, including plush styles from the brand’s Ultra Sorbet and Hugs collections.
With prices starting under $150, Minky’s blankets are an easier-on-the-wallet way to introduce more cuddly comfort to your space — and like Lola’s offerings, they’re available in a wide array of colors, sizes and prints. You can even create a custom design!
Whichever option you choose, you really can’t go wrong.
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