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Two social media sensations have joined forces on a limited-edition launch that blends a soft aesthetic with an even softer feel.
On Tuesday, Oct. 14 at 8 a.m. PT/ 11 a.m. ET, Lola Blankets and LoveShackFancy are dropping their first-ever co-designed faux fur throws, pairing the former’s unmatched plush fabric with the latter’s unmistakable feminine motifs. The result is the Lola Original covered in two collaboration-exclusive colorways: Rosy Bows and Petal Pink. Each is available in four sizes: Baby ($125), Medium ($275), Large ($325) and XL ($425).
As for the two designs, Rosy Bows features LoveShackFancy’s signature bow motif, while Petal Pink is double-dyed for a frosted, dimensional effect. Each blanket comes with an exclusive branded tote bag, making it an easy (and highly sought-after) holiday gifting option.
For those not yet familiar, Lola Blankets’ signature throw has taken the internet — and Hollywood — by storm, and, to be honest, it really is that good. Selena Gomez, Simone Biles, Oprah Winfrey and Tate McRae are just a handful of the viral brand’s famous fans — Gomez was pictured writing her vows wrapped in the Lola Original, while Oprah’s Favorite Things 2025 list featured the newer Lola Weighted blanket.
Beyond its loyal celebrity following, Lola is known for its limited-edition creator, sports and brand partnerships, from California-cool apparel label Aviator Nation to the New York Yankees. Similarly, LoveShackFancy is no stranger to buzzy brand collabs — Havaianas, Pottery Barn, Stanley and the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are just a few of its past partners.
Back to the current crossover, the Lola Blankets x LoveShackFancy styles will be available on both LolaBlankets.com and LoveShackFancy.com starting Oct. 14 at 8 a.m. PT/ 11 a.m. ET, and given each of the brands involved and the limited quantity made, product is expected to move fast.
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