Shoppers are snapping up Oodies after the firm slashed prices by up to £35 in their January sale. The wearable blankets have been one of the most popular products this Christmas, with the cosy garments - and a host of dupes from Marks and Spencer, Amazon and beyond - receiving rave reviewers as the ultimate way to keep warm and reduce heating bills during the cost of living crisis.
Shoppers have been turning to the soft hooded blankets, which have a warm sherpa lining, at the same time as Martin Lewis and his Money Saving Expert team advise to 'heat the person not the house' in the face of rising energy bills.
Thousands of customers have taken to social media to rave about their Oodies, with TikTok and Instagram full of posts about the cosy products.
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Meanwhile, the firm's website has hundreds of positive reviews, with many people pointing to how the blankets have meant they can turn down or switch off their heating.
One said: "I invested in an oversized hoodie blanket to snuggle up in, not used the heating since."
Another added: "I put off buying an Oodie because it's not cheap. Then bought one on impulse when it was on offer and it's worth every penny. Probably my favourite item of clothing/cosiness I have ever owned. Absolute bliss!"
Now anyone who didn't get one for Christmas can pick an Oodie up in the firm's online January sale, just in time for the latest energy price cap rise.
The Australian firm has reduced most of their blankets in the sale, including quirky and cheery prints ideal for easing the January blues.
Fans of Harry Potter, Friends, Minecraft and Rick and Morty can even pick up discounted versions with prints celebrating their favourite shows and games.
It's possible to increase savings even further by joining together with family and friends to buy Oodie bundles, which get the price per blanket down to prices similar to some of the more expensive dupes of the iconic product.
The 6-piece Mega Pack is now just £252 which works out at £42 each, while a twin pack is £108.
The sale also includes some of the firm's other rangers, including sleepwear, socks, slippers and weighted blankets.
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