bedspread is a thinner, filled fabric layer compared to a blanket, often used for decoration but also practical for covering yourself. Bedspreads come in many styles—some have printed designs, others feature simple quilted patterns in solid colors, and more intricate versions may include patchwork or (pieced) detailing.

When you see a style like the one in the image below, you’ll know it’s a bedspread. Of course, bedspreads vary in thickness based on the filling weight (measured in grams). Generally, the higher the filling weight, the thicker the bedspread. When shopping, check the product details or ask the seller for specifics—this helps you pick the right thickness for your needs.

Now, let’s break down the differences between bedspread, comforter, and blanket.

a bedspread;

• Lightweight and available in various quilted designs, these can also feature printed patterns.
• Lightweight and available in various quilted designs, these can also feature printed patterns.
• It has a middle filling layer where different gram weights create varying thickness levels.

a comforter;

• They come in different weights - lighter for summer and heavier for winter. The inner filling provides warmth, while the quilted patterns and surface prints add style.
• These are larger bedding pieces that usually come as a set with matching pillowcases or sheets - an essential part of your sleep setup.

a blanket;

• It has no filler material inside, just woven fibers with a fuzzy texture.
• It keeps you warm when you feel chilly—perfect for any season, not just winter.

what size is a king bedspread?

what size is a full size bedspread?

how many inches is a king size bedspread?

Many people wonder, 'What size bedspread should I buy?' Here’s a handy sizing guide to help you choose the right fit.

As a general rule, if your bedspread fully covers the mattress, you’ve picked the right size.