Lark Plain Cotton Throw - Natural

The Lark throw is built from four layers of pure cotton muslin, and that layering is the whole point of it. Muslin is a loose, open weave, so bonding four layers together gives you a cloth that is light in the hand but has real body and a soft, crinkled surface texture. This one comes in a warm natural beige, the undyed tone you can see across every fold, with an understated frayed edge finishing two sides. It is offered in two sizes: a standard 130 x 180cm throw and a larger, oversized 240 x 260cm version for wider coverage.

A throw earns its place by being the layer you reach for without thinking, and this one suits that job. Fold it over the arm of a sofa, drape it across the foot of a bed, or leave it on a bench for the evenings when the room needs a little more warmth. The pale natural shade sits happily against wood, pale walls and other undyed textiles, so it slots into a relaxed, pared-back scheme rather than competing with it. The standard size is the one to reach for over a single chair or a lap; the oversized version covers a double or spreads across a larger sofa.

Being 100% cotton, this throw is a natural fibre through and through, breathable and easy to live with, and cotton washes and softens well over time. The crinkled four-layer muslin gives it a lived-in look from the first day, and the frayed edge is meant to be part of that relaxed character rather than a flaw to tidy away. Pair it with linen, timber and other neutral tones for the quiet, airy look it was made for.

What is the throw made from?

It is 100% cotton, made from four layers of soft cotton muslin bonded together to give a light cloth with a crinkled surface and real body.

What sizes does the Lark throw come in?

Two sizes: a standard throw at 130 x 180cm and a larger, oversized version at 240 x 260cm for covering a double bed or a bigger sofa.

Which size should I choose?

The 130 x 180cm suits a single chair, a lap or the foot of a bed, while the 240 x 260cm spreads across a double bed or a larger sofa.

Is the frayed edge a fault?

No, the frayed edge on two sides is a deliberate part of the relaxed look, not a defect, and it gives the throw its lived-in, informal character.

Why is cotton a good choice for a throw?

Cotton is a breathable natural fibre that feels soft against the skin, and it tends to soften further with use, so the throw becomes more comfortable over time.

What colour is it?

It is a warm, undyed natural beige throughout, an easy neutral that sits well with wood, pale walls and other natural-toned textiles.