Demon Slayer Throw Blankets

The Demon Slayer throws add a warm touch to a bedroom or living room while highlighting the world of Kimetsu no Yaiba. Tanjiro, Nezuko, the Hashira, and the demons thus fit into a space designed for relaxation and decoration.

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A Demon Slayer throw blanket can complement a bed, sofa, or reading nook by combining comfort with visual identity. The anime-inspired designs help create a more immersive atmosphere without transforming the entire room, making it an easy element to integrate into decor dedicated to the series.

To create a cohesive set, pair the throw blankets with Demon Slayer bedding, duvet covers and cushion covers. Pajamas and slippers extend the cozy theme, while the Decorations collection allows you to add other visual elements to the room.

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Bedding Pajamas Slippers Decorations Clothing T-shirts

Demon Slayer throw: hooded capes and Kimetsu no Yaiba blankets

Twenty-four Demon Slayer throws, nine hooded capes and fifteen classic blankets, from €27.90 to €79.90.

The hooded cape throw

The cape throw is worn over the shoulders, one size fits all, at €29.90. Nine models: Tanjiro with the green and black checkered pattern, Nezuko, Zenitsu, Giyu, Shinobu, Rengoku, Gyomei, Muichiro, and a wisteria one without a character.

The classic blanket

Fifteen Demon Slayer blankets from 70 x 100 to 180 x 230 cm, for a sofa, a single bed, or a double bed. Tanjiro checkered throw, pink Nezuko, Zenitsu, Shinobu, Muichiro, Akaza, five group visuals, and the Inosuke throw at €54.90.

All feature a character, a pattern, or a scene from Kimetsu no Yaiba.

FAQ - Demon Slayer Throws

What is the difference between a wearable blanket and a classic throw?
The cape is worn. It covers the shoulders, has a hood, and stays in place when you stand up. The classic throw is a rectangle of fabric that is placed on a bed, a sofa, or over the knees. The nine capes in the department are one size at €29.90; the fifteen throws come in various sizes starting at €27.90.
What size throw blanket should I choose?
For knees or a child, the 70 x 100 or 75 x 100 is sufficient. For someone sitting on a sofa, choose the 100 x 150. The 130 x 150 and 150 x 180 cover a single bed. For a double bed, aim for the 150 x 200 or 180 x 230. The size can be selected from the drop-down menu on each product page, and the price will adjust accordingly.
Which characters are available as blankets?
Tanjiro, Nezuko, Zenitsu, and Inosuke for the four main characters. Giyu, Shinobu, Rengoku, Gyomei, and Muichiro for the Hashira. Akaza represents the demons. The line also includes a wisteria pattern and five visuals that bring several characters together on the same piece.
Do blanket capes come in different sizes?
No, the nine capes come in a one-size-fits-all design. They cover the shoulders and hang down the back, making them suitable for both teenagers and adults. If you are looking for specific dimensions, please look at our classic throws, which range from 70 x 100 to 180 x 230.
Which throw blanket should I give as a gift without knowing the person's favorite character?
Group scenes avoid choosing for someone else: the Group Throw, the 4-Character Throw, and the 4-Gaze Throw bring together the most recognizable faces from the series. The wisteria pattern is another option, recognizable to readers without being tied to a single character. Other ideas are gathered in the Gift Ideas section.

EXPLORE THE DEMON SLAYER UNIVERSE

Characters, demons, story, techniques and guides: every major feature on the world of Demon Slayer.

Tanjiro from behind facing a red landscape, cherry tree and crow, Demon Slayer universe The Demon Slayer universe The characters gathered in a melee, Tanjiro in the centre Every character The nine Hashira seated in a row in the courtyard of the estate The nine Hashira Muzan Kibutsuji in his hat, surrounded by the Demon Moons Muzan and the demons Tanjiro Kamado in profile, flames around his face and the mark on his forehead Tanjiro Kamado
Nezuko Kamado, bamboo muzzle and pink ribbon in her hair Nezuko Kamado The breathing styles in coloured swirls behind the demon slayers in a row Breathing styles Blue Nichirin blade held in both hands in the snow Nichirin blades Posters of the anime arcs gathered in a mosaic Every story arc Mosaic of black and white Demon Slayer manga pages The manga
Poster of the seasons and films, Tanjiro in the foreground Seasons and films Fight in a corridor of the Demon Slayer video game Video games Chibi character with round cheeks and a raised fist For children Figure bringing together Tanjiro, Nezuko, Zenitsu and Inosuke Merchandise guide Demon Slayer Corps messenger crow in profile against the sky Guides & advice

Composing the rest of the cozy corner

A throw rarely ends up alone on a sofa. It comes with soft lighting, a hot drink, and something to support your back. Our lamps provide light without overwhelming the room, the mugs keep your tea warm for the duration of an episode, and the plushies always end up tucked under the blanket.

If you are furnishing an entire bedroom, the throw is the last piece, not the first. The curtains set the tone for the light, the rugs for the floor, and the tapestries dress up the bare wall. A green and black checkered pattern on the bed takes on a different look when the rest of the room complements it.