The only way to personalise cushions and throws is by scrawling your name on ‘em, right? Wrong, because thanks to high tech printing techniques it’s now possible to print photos on ‘em. And we’re not talking about rubbishy iron-on pics, we’re talking about high quality digital reproductions emblazoned across our Personalised Throws and Cushions.

Simply hit the Buy button and we’ll send out a gift box containing everything you need to order your bespoke cushion or throw. Next, fill in the form, send off your photos (prints, digital snaps, even passport shots) and before you can sing ‘sit on my face and tell me that you love me’ you’ll receive a high quality cushion or throw adorned with any photo you fancy.

How the process works...

We will send you a gift box...		You fill out the form and send your photos (digitally or by post)...		then snuggle up!

Machine washable, these soft and snuggly throws and cushions make unique gifts for narcissist layabouts and anyone looking for a new way to showcase beloved photos. Choose from three options:

Single Image Faux Suede Cushion (38cm x 38cm)
Featuring a stone-coloured rear, this super soft, high quality cushion will feature your selected photo on one side. Cushion pad included.

Single Image Fleece Throw (152cm x 127cm)
Seriously luxe, this super-soft fleece throw will feature your selected photo on one side.

Photomontage Fleece Throw (152cm x 127cm)
Like a digital version of a patchwork quilt, this super-soft fleece throw will feature up to 40 photos arranged in a pin-board style. You can even liaise with designers via phone/email during the design process. (‘No, Auntie Flo goes in the top right corner!’).

Whichever snuggletastic product you select, the possibilities are endless: pics of the kids, snaps of pets, wedding photos, holiday vistas, honeymoon shots…we could go on. So we will: friends, relatives, lovers, pictures of you hassling Kimberly from Girls Aloud, your first car, your dead parrot, your ill-advised mullet; if you’ve got the photo we’ve got the technology. The only thing you need to do now is dig out that photo of dad wearing those mauve flares.