Review on Bedsure Wearable Blanket Standard Sweatshirt Bedding for Blankets & Throws by Elizabeth Edwards

[Grey, Adult Size, Long] Hood Opening = 14", Center Panel = 30" Diameter (60" Circumference) Bottom = 35" Diameter (70" Circumference) Pockets Start 11" " down from neck seam from shoulder to edge of garment = 52" from neck to bottom of garment = 47" from center of neck to bottom of arm = 37" (74" total span) Hand Cuff = 4" unstretched Pocket Height = 12" Pocket Width = @ 10-17", Pocket Hole = 6.5", Tie = 80x 1.75", Side Seam, 3 Button Slit = 18" , indicated manufacturer/seller, weight = 4 lb. NOTES TO NOTE:_Total Garment Weight (3-5lbs provides medium to high warmth and 1-2lbs for lighter warmth)_Pockets = Sheer or Separate Sherpa Lined placement (don't want to keep looking for holes for pockets)_Hood Hole = touch l Sherpa face or not (cleaning, oils, dirt picks up mom)_overall length = above knees (easier to get on and off, easier to go to the bathroom), below knees (more coverage)_sleeve cuffs = fits better ( very long sleeves need adequate support) _Stitching, Seam Alignment/Material_Sherpa Density = how well the garment's lining compares to standard Sherpa blankets - some rich, intense colors (like red) may bleed into Sherpa white. Wearing types of hoodies made me realize that there are distinct differences worth sharing with others. I give this dress 5 stars. It's a much better quality, although there's nothing particularly bad about the others I've tried. This wearable blanket was the only one to have a padded cover sewn into the seams in the hoodie area. Also, it seems to be the only one with a three-bar slit along the lower right side. Finally, the sherpa lining was the thickest I've ever bought and very similar to my sherpa bedspread.