Blankets & Throws
A throw is the layer you reach for without thinking: the one that ends up over the arm of the sofa, across the foot of the bed, over your knees in a cold kitchen in March. These are chosen to be reached for rather than arranged. Lambswool and recycled cotton for weight, washed linen and silk for a bed that wants finishing, woven cloth that comes clean under a tap.
Blankets, throws and bed throws, in plain colours and in patterns worth looking at twice.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a throw and a blanket?
Size and intent. A blanket is bed sized and meant to be slept under. A throw is smaller and meant to be draped, over a sofa arm or the end of a bed. Most pieces here will do both jobs on a sofa, but only the bed sized ones will cover a queen, so check the dimensions on the product page before you buy for a bed.
How do I wash a wool throw?
It varies by piece, and the care note on each product page is the one to follow. As a rule lambswool wants cold water on a wool cycle, no fabric softener and a flat dry. Recycled cotton and woven plastic are usually happy in an ordinary machine wash, and silk is usually dry clean.