Most people know Lit Farms for its flower and drinks, but the company also runs a merch line under its “LIT” mark, short for “Lost in Translation”. Alongside T-shirts and stickers, the range now includes heavier pieces aimed squarely at colder weather: zip hoodies, cuffed beanies, a varsity bomber and several blankets.
This guide skips the products covered in our earlier lab report piece and focuses only on clothing and homeware. We compare six winter-friendly items, explain the fabrics and note who each one suits. Prices are in US dollars, as shown on litfarms.com on 4 November 2026, and may change. UK readers should check shipping and any import charges at checkout.
In this guide
- Six Cosy LIT Pieces Compared
- Sherpa Blanket: The Sofa Upgrade
- Zip-up Hoodie: The Everyday Layer
- Beanie: The Small Gift
- Varsity Bomber: The Statement Jacket
- Hooded Blanket: For Movie Nights
- Crewneck Sweatshirt: Quietly Graphic
- Which LIT Piece Should You Pick?
- Fabric and Care Notes
- Buying From the UK
- Final Thoughts
Six Cosy LIT Pieces Compared
| Item | Type | Fabric (as listed) | Key detail | Price (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LIT Blanket – Mono Sherpa | Throw blanket | 100% polyester, 3mm thick | Sherpa back, three sizes | 40 |
| LIT Zip-up Hoodie – Pink Kitty Embroidered | Zip hoodie | 50/50 cotton-poly, 8 oz/yd2 | No side seams, metal zip | 50 |
| LIT Embroidered Beanie – Logo Red | Beanie | 100% turbo acrylic | 12-inch fold-over cuff, one size | 25 |
| LIT Bomber Jacket – Pink Kitty | Varsity bomber | Nylon shell, polyester padding | Water-resistant finish | 70 |
| LIT Hooded Blanket – Mono | Wearable blanket | Polyester fleece, 180 g/m2 | Kangaroo pocket | 60 |
| LIT Embroidered Crewneck – Pink Kitty | Sweatshirt | Cotton-poly, 8 oz/yd2 | Embroidered script | 55 |
All details come from the product descriptions on the date checked. Prices shown are starting prices; some items vary by size or colour.
Sherpa Blanket: The Sofa Upgrade
Our featured image shows the LIT Blanket in the Mono pattern, a black and white geometric design. According to the listing it is 100% polyester, 3mm thick, with a velvety sherpa backside for extra warmth and hemmed edges for durability. The print is on one side only and it comes in three sizes. Care is simple: a cold, gentle machine wash and a low tumble dry or hang dry.
Zip-up Hoodie: The Everyday Layer

The LIT Zip-up Hoodie in Pink Kitty Embroidered uses a medium-heavy 50/50 cotton-polyester fabric (8 oz/yd2). The listing highlights tubular knit construction with no side seams for a cleaner drape, an adjustable hood, a silver metal zip and deep front pockets. Embroidered artwork sits on the left chest with small printed accents at the wrists. It is described as a classic fit that runs true to size, and comes in several colours including white, black, grey and neon yellow.
Beanie: The Small Gift

At 25 dollars, the LIT Embroidered Beanie is the most affordable piece here and an easy stocking filler. It is made from 100% turbo acrylic, which the listing describes as hypoallergenic, with a 12-inch stretchy cuff and a one-size adult fit. The red “LIT” embroidery is bold enough to stand out on white, mustard, olive, blue or navy. The care instructions recommend spot cleaning with warm water and dish soap.
Varsity Bomber: The Statement Jacket

The LIT Bomber Jacket in Pink Kitty is the priciest item in our list at 70 dollars. It has a 100% nylon shell with a water-resistant finish for light rain, polyester lining and padding for lightweight warmth, and striped rib trims at the neck, cuffs and waist. The back carries a neon pink “Pink Kitty” script and cat outline. A relaxed raglan cut means it layers easily over a hoodie, which makes it more useful in a British winter than the padding alone suggests.
Hooded Blanket: For Movie Nights

Wearable blankets are a popular choice for chilly evenings. The LIT Hooded Blanket uses 180 g/m2 polyester fleece, which the brand describes as lightweight but warm, with a generous kangaroo pocket. It shares the Mono geometric pattern with the sherpa blanket, so the two work as a matching set.
Crewneck Sweatshirt: Quietly Graphic

For something less loud than the bomber, the LIT Embroidered Crewneck features the phrase “Lost in Transformation” in pink script. It is made from a medium-heavy 8 oz/yd2 cotton-polyester blend with a ribbed collar, and comes in white, black, sand, grey and green.
Which LIT Piece Should You Pick?
- For the home: the Mono sherpa blanket or the hooded blanket.
- For a budget gift: the embroidered beanie at 25 dollars.
- For daily wear: the zip-up hoodie or crewneck.
- For a standout outer layer: the Pink Kitty bomber.
- For a matching set: pair the sherpa and hooded blankets in Mono.
Fabric and Care Notes
Most of these pieces are synthetic or cotton-polyester blends, which generally makes them easy to wash and quick to dry. The zip hoodie’s care label allows a warm machine wash up to 40C, a medium tumble dry and a low iron, but no dry cleaning. The sherpa blanket should be washed cold on a gentle cycle with similar colours and not bleached. The beanie is best spot cleaned rather than machine washed. Following these instructions should help prints and embroidery stay sharp through the winter. If you are between sizes on the hoodie or crewneck, the listings describe a classic fit, so most people can choose their usual size.
Buying From the UK
Lit Farms is a US company and prices are listed in dollars. Before ordering, check whether your chosen items ship to the UK, what delivery costs and whether customs or VAT will be added. Merch is a separate category from the brand’s regulated products, so stick to clothing and homeware if you are ordering from abroad.
Final Thoughts
The LIT merch line is a fun side of Lit Farms that many visitors miss. The blankets and hoodie are practical winter buys, while the bomber and beanie add a streetwear edge. Browse the full range at litfarms.com.
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