Snuggie is a brand of wearable blanket with sleeves that was popularized in the late 2000s through infomercials and commercials. The product is meant to provide warmth and comfort while allowing the wearer to still use their hands.
Snuggie was invented by Scott Boilen, CEO of the Allstar Marketing Group, in Brookstone in 2008.
Snuggies were initially marketed through infomercials and became a viral sensation, leading to parodies and widespread popularity.
Since its initial success, Snuggie has released various iterations of the original product, including a footed version and a Snuggie for dogs.
Snuggie has also faced criticisms for its functionality and style, with some people comparing it to a backwards robe.
Slanket is a brand of wearable blanket that is similar to Snuggie, but claimed to be cozier and more aesthetically pleasing. It was created by Gary Clegg in 1998.
Forever Lazy is a brand of footless onesies that are similar to Snuggie, but offer full-body coverage instead of just sleeves. It was launched in 2011 by the As Seen on TV company.
The original Snuggie is a wearable blanket with sleeves that is made of soft, fleece material. It comes in various colors and designs.
The Snuggie for Dogs is made of the same fleece material as the original Snuggie, but is specifically designed for dogs. It has a Velcro strap to keep it in place and comes in different sizes.
Snuggie Tails is a wearable blanket that is shaped like a mermaid tail. It is made of soft, fleece material and comes in various colors.
The original Snuggie is one size fits all. It measures 71 by 54 inches.
Yes, the Snuggie is machine washable. It's recommended to wash it in cold water and tumble dry on low heat.
While you technically can wear your Snuggie outside, it's not recommended. The product is meant to provide warmth and comfort indoors.
While the Snuggie does resemble a backwards robe, it's designed with a different purpose in mind. The sleeves allow for more mobility and the material is meant to provide warmth without being too heavy.
This is subjective and depends on personal preference. Some people find the Snuggie to be comfortable and convenient, while others find it to be unnecessary or unappealing.
