One customer said the printed blanket’s colors didn’t match and they were charged $25 for a reprint. That same review gave a 4.3 rating. The only issues mentioned are print quality and the reprint fee. With just this one review, it’s hard to draw broader patterns.
Examples from available reviews (Mar 2026).
One blanket printed with wrong colors and paid $25 for reprint.
“I'm being charged $25 for a reprint.”
The only review points to a service cost concern: a $25 reprint fee. It doesn’t mention shipping speed, returns, or production time.
After a color mistake, the reviewer paid an additional $25 for a reprint. With only one review, there’s little to go on about overall value.
The experience described centers on receiving a blanket printed in the wrong colors. The feedback doesn’t cover ordering steps or site navigation.
One review reports a print issue: the blanket arrived with incorrect colors. There are no other product quality notes to gauge how often this happens or what other defects occur.
The reviewer mentions the charge but doesn’t describe any back-and-forth with support. With so little detail, response time and clarity can’t be judged.
Despite a print defect and paying for a reprint, the reviewer gave a 4.3 rating. With only this single data point, broader satisfaction is unclear.
For each review, the core experience based on original source reviews.
Sources: Collected.reviews (1) · Quotes shortened · As of: March 2026
For my second order, I ordered two of my puppy paintings and a huge canvas on November 23rd.
In one of the purchases, I authorized the backdrop for the canvas, but have yet to get an email notifying me that it has arrived.
There was a second shipment of two blankets, and I received them.
A single blanket is a wonderful thing.
It's a shame that the other one is printed so poorly.
The blanket covering the grey dog in my entry is green.
Despite the fact that I've done an excellent job with the support email, I'm being charged $25 for a reprint.
The color of the blanket does not match the photo I gave.
On their website, they provide assurances of customer happiness, including a statement that the backdrop you pick is not a reproduction of the final product—the artists will ensure that the outcome is excellent.
In fact, I've never had a customer service experience this challenging.
This is extortion in the most literal sense.
This page combines submitted experiences with public reviews from platforms such as Google, Trustpilot, etc. Recurring points are summarized without changing the content of reviews.
Woof Blankets sells pet-themed blankets for pets and pet owners through its online store. The range often includes throw blankets and specialty printed blankets in materials like fleece and sherpa. Customers can customize blankets with images or text. Shoppers view product pages, choose size and material, then order through the online checkout. The site typically lists email and phone support for order or product questions.