Best Weighted Blankets in India: 6 tested, 3 worth your money

By Aarav Menon

Updated 12 September 2026

14 min read

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Most weighted blankets sold in India are 2.2 kg polyester quilts marketed at 7 kg. We weighed all six on a calibrated kitchen scale, slept under each for a fortnight in Mumbai humidity, and washed them twice.

Most weighted blankets sold in India are 2.2 kg polyester quilts marketed at 7 kg. We weighed all six on a calibrated kitchen scale, slept under each for a fortnight in Mumbai humidity, and washed them twice.

The 30-second answer

Best overall

mysasleep Weighted Blanket, 7 kg

Cotton shell, accurate weight, washable cover

Best value

Sleepsia Weighted Blanket, 5 kg

Half the price, warmer to sleep under

Best for hot sleepers

Mush Bamboo Weighted Throw, 3 kg

Breathes properly; too light for most adults

How the six compare

Blanket Real weight Fill Shell Machine wash
mysasleep 7 kg 6.94 kg Glass beads Cotton Cover only Check price
Sleepsia 5 kg 5.10 kg Glass beads Microfibre Hand wash Check price
Mush Bamboo 3 kg 2.88 kg Glass beads Bamboo viscose Yes, gentle Check price
Recron Certified 5 kg 4.40 kg Poly pellets Polyester Yes Check price
Kuber 7 kg 5.95 kg Poly pellets Polyester No Check price
Amazon Basics 6.8 kg 6.80 kg Glass beads Polyester Yes Check price

The reviews

mysasleep

Weighted Blanket, 7 kg

Fourteen nights in June, in a room that held 31°C at midnight, and this was the only blanket we didn’t kick off. The cotton shell is the reason — everything else in the test traps heat within twenty minutes. The removable cover survived two machine washes with no bead migration and no puckering at the seams. The stitched pockets are 12 cm square, small enough that the weight stays where you put it when you turn over.

Good

Weighed within 60 g of claim

Cover unzips and machine-washes

Even weight distribution after two washes

Not good

The most expensive blanket here

Only two sizes

Cover-only wash means the inner needs airing

Sleepsia

Weighted Blanket, 5 kg

The value pick, with a caveat. Weight is accurate and the glass-bead fill is genuine, but the microfibre shell is a heat trap — usable from November to February in most of India and unpleasant after that. Bead pockets are 18 cm, which is large enough that the fill slumps toward your feet if you sleep restlessly. Hand wash only, which in practice means it gets washed less often than it should.

Good

Roughly half the price of the mysasleep

Accurate 5.1 kg measured weight

Widely stocked, so it discounts often

Not good

Microfibre sleeps hot

Large pockets let fill migrate

No machine wash

Mush

Bamboo Weighted Throw, 3 kg

The lightest blanket in the test and the most pleasant to touch. Bamboo viscose moves air properly, and it came out of the wash dry by lunchtime — which matters if you’re in Kochi or Mumbai. At 3 kg it suits a 30 kg child or an adult who wants weight across the lap rather than the whole body. Treat it as a throw, not a duvet replacement.

Good

Coolest of the six by a wide margin

Dries fast in humidity

Machine washable whole

Not good

Too light for most adults

100 × 150 cm only

Viscose pills slightly at the edges

How we test

Every blanket is bought at retail with our own money. We weigh it, measure the quilted pocket size, sleep under it for fourteen nights, and run it through a 6 kg front-load machine twice on a 30°C cotton cycle. Bead migration is checked by laying the blanket flat and photographing the pockets against a grid. Brands do not see the review before publication.

Questions people actually ask

How heavy should my weighted blanket be?

About 10% of your body weight. A 70 kg adult wants 7 kg; a 45 kg teenager wants 4 to 5 kg. Round down if you’re a side sleeper or new to weighted bedding.

Are they usable in Indian summers?

Only with a cotton or bamboo shell. Polyester and microfibre blankets are genuinely unusable above about 28°C at night.

Glass beads or plastic pellets?

Glass beads, every time. They’re denser, so the blanket is thinner for the same weight, and they’re silent. Pellets rustle and clump after a few washes.

Can children use them?

Not under two years old, and never one heavy enough to restrict movement. For older children, 10% of body weight and a blanket they can push off unaided.

How do I wash one?

Check whether the cover unzips. If it does, wash only the cover. If it doesn’t, a 6 kg domestic machine can handle up to about a 5 kg blanket — heavier than that needs a laundry.