Description
The Braemar throw brings a red and green tartan to a generously sized fleece blanket, measuring 140 x 180cm. The face carries the full plaid design, with squares of deep green and brown crossed by fine lines of red, blue and white, giving the pattern the depth and rhythm of a traditional check. Turn it over and the reverse is a soft cream Sherpa, the deep pile that gives this throw its warmth. It is made from polyester throughout, which is why it holds its colour through washing and dries quickly without the shrinkage a natural fibre would risk.
A throw this size is made for the sofa or the end of a bed, long enough to pull over your legs and shoulders on a cold evening and wide enough to share. The tartan face sits happily with heritage and traditional rooms, sitting well against wood, leather and warm neutral walls, while the plain cream underside means you can fold it Sherpa-side out for a quieter look. It suits the reading chair, the window seat or a spot by the fire, wherever you settle in to keep warm.
The construction pairs a smooth printed fleece front with a Sherpa fleece reverse and border, so one side is sleek to the touch and the other is thick and lofted. Polyester makes it easy to look after and quick to dry, and it takes a machine wash without fuss. Because both faces are usable, this is a throw you can flip depending on how cold the night is or how much texture you want on show. Keep it draped where you sit most, and it earns its place through the colder months.
Specification
| Material |
100% Polyester |
| Design |
Red and green tartan check, printed |
| Construction |
Fleece face with Sherpa fleece reverse and border |
| Size |
140 x 180cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the throw made from?
It is 100% polyester, with a smooth printed fleece face and a thick Sherpa fleece reverse, so it is warm and easy to care for.
How big is it?
It measures 140 x 180cm, large enough to cover your legs and shoulders on a sofa or drape across the end of a bed.
Can I use both sides?
Yes. The tartan fleece face shows the pattern, and the cream Sherpa reverse gives a plainer, extra-warm surface you can turn outwards.
Does polyester keep its colour?
Polyester holds dye well and resists fading, so the tartan stays bright through repeated use and washing far better than many natural fibres.
Is it warm enough for winter?
The lofted Sherpa reverse traps a good deal of warmth, which makes this throw well suited to cold evenings and the colder months of the year.