A throw can add warmth to a favourite chair or bring a lighter layer to the sofa. Start with how you want to use it. These five material families offer different weights, surfaces and ways of falling over furniture; the product page gives the exact blend for each piece.
Recycled wool
For a warmer, more substantial layer. Recycled wool gives existing textile material another use, with a character that varies between blends. Check the individual product for its composition, recycled content and stated origin.
Boiled wool
Choose it for a compact feel and a more structured fold. The finishing draws the fibres closer together and gives raised patterns a defined surface. Look closely at the cloth as well as the colour.
Recycled cotton
A lighter option to keep close beyond the colder months. Consider it when you want a soft layer with an easy drape. The exact blend and care instructions vary by design.
Cashmere
The current collection uses cashmere in blends with wool. It brings a softer touch to the cloth. Check the composition of the piece you like to see how much cashmere it contains.
Linen
A lighter layer with a relaxed surface. Linen softens through use, and its creases become part of the way it sits in a room. Consider it for warmer spaces or when you want less weight.
How to choose
Picture the place it will live: across a chair, within reach on the sofa, or folded when not in use. Compare the finished size, composition and care of the pieces you like.
Ask us to help compare materials or colours. Tell us which designs you are considering and how you plan to use them.
Material studies
Material changes with the room
