You Can Now Get Giant 'Friends' Personalised Hooded Blankets

Friends fans, take note: you can now get giant personalised hooded blankets themed around the fan-favourite TV series.

We've got a dreamy mental image of snuggling up under one of these with a Joey Tribbiani-worthy pizza for a Friends marathon.

Available from Firebox for a price tag of £49.99, the super soft and warm blankets are printed all over with classic iconography from the 90s sitcom.

The cute print features illustrations of lobsters, steaming cups of coffee, NYC's yellow taxis and the Central Perk sign.

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Best of all, you can personalise the blanket with your own name, so that there's zero confusion as to who has the best 'cosy game' out there.

Oh, and did we mention the blanket has a soft hood, too? Just right for full hibernation mode.

Made from ludicrously snug double-layered sherpa fleece lining, the giant blankets are machine washable up to 30 degrees.

The blankets are officially-licensed Friends:tm: merch, too - no reproductions here!

You may want to add a Friends-themed board game to your sleepover, too.

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Introducing... The One With All The Cards.

The game is simple. In each pack, there's an even number of black and white playing cards.

Each round, one player asks a question from a black card, and everyone else answers with their funniest white card. Examples of black card questions are things like, 'What's "pulling a Monica"?'

Or, 'What's the "perfect way to say goodbye"?'

Not forgetting the classic: 'What beats rock, paper and scissors?'

While the white cards contain solid gold answers like: 'Ms Chanandler Bong' - best scene ever! - 'A thousand regular cats', and 'Nipples that you can see through a shirt.'

The key point isn't necessarily to show off your Friends trivia prowess (although we'll be doing plenty of that while we're at it, tbh) but to create the funniest card pairing.

The concept shares similarities with another fan-favourite game, Cards Against Humanity - but with an all-new Friends focus.

Plus, the set of cards comes in at wallet-friendly £10.59 and can be purchased from eBay. Could this game BE more of a bargain?

Topics: Home, Life, Friends, Style

Mary-Jane Wiltsher

Mary-Jane Wiltsher is a freelance lifestyle and culture journalist. Elsewhere she writes for Stylist, Euronews, PHOENIX and What We Seee.