KEEN shoppers are eager to get their hands on B&M’s “gorgeous” new throw that’s perfect for winter.
Both the throw and a bedding set are receiving high praise on social media with over 1,000 likes on the store’s Instagram post.
Shoppers praise B&M throw as “gorgeous”
One Instagrammer commented: “We’ll be buying the throw!!
“Absolutely gorgeous and looks so cuddly too.”
The Montana two tone Sherpa throw can be viewed on the B&M website but is not available to buy.
You can buy it in store for the bargain price of £15 and it’s also available in charcoal.
The Montana Sherpa throw from B&M is popular with shoppers
Many shoppers shared their thoughts on the bedding and throw combo.
One said it “looks so cozy” while others described it as “amazing” and “fabulous”.
People were also quick to tag their pals to express desire for the collection.
A woman wrote: “New bedding yes please!!”
While another simply tagged their friend and said “want!”.
The Jenson woven crinkle double duvet set in mono appears to be sold online but is currently out of stock.
It is also available in store, you can find your nearest B&M using the locator tool on its website.
Availability for these items differs from store to store so we’d recommend being quick if you spot them.
A double will cost you £22 and a king £28.
Some were disappointed that the sheets are only sold in double and king size.
One woman said: “Really wish you would stock super king size bedding.”
Their comment garnered five likes and a reply from another user agreeing.
Similar style throws and bedding can be found at several retailers such as Amazon.
We found a blanket on Amazon for just £13.99 and a similar style double duvet cover for £15.
SE recommends always shopping around for the best deal.
It comes as people are starting to stock up for winter in a bid to stay warm without turning their heating on.
There has already been a significant rise in the purchase of heated blankets and other cosy warmers.
Meanwhile, customers have also been hitting B&M to this “stunning” dining set.
Savvy shoppers have also been checking out a cheaper air fryer dupe that costs £100 less than a Ninja.