Description
The Tweedie throw is woven in a herringbone pattern and finished along its short ends with a brushed yarn fringe. It measures 130 x 180cm, which is the size that reads as a throw rather than a blanket: long enough to run the length of a two or three seat sofa, wide enough to fold once over the arm and still cover your knees. The face is a warm cinnamon, a rust-brown that shifts slightly across the chevron weave so the surface looks textured rather than flat, and the fringe carries a deeper, darker tone at the edge.
This is a throw for the living room first, laid along the back of the sofa or folded over an armchair, and it works just as well folded across the foot of a bed for an extra layer you can pull up on a cold evening. The cinnamon tone sits happily with natural woods, cream and oatmeal upholstery, and darker autumnal palettes, so it earns its place whether your room leans neutral or you want a warmer accent. The brushed surface gives it a soft, cosy hand that invites you to wrap up in it.
It is made from 100% polyester, which is the practical choice here: polyester holds colour well, resists shrinking and creasing, and stands up to regular use without losing its shape, so a throw that gets pulled about and sat on keeps looking as it should. The woven herringbone construction and the twisted, brushed fringe are the details worth noticing, giving a plain-coloured piece a proper textured character. Style it layered over a plainer blanket or on its own against a leather or linen sofa.
Specification
| Material |
100% polyester |
| Design |
Herringbone, cinnamon |
| Construction |
Woven, brushed yarn fringe |
| Size |
130 x 180cm |
| Sold as |
Single throw |
Frequently Asked
What is the throw made from?
It is made from 100% polyester, a hard-wearing fibre that holds its colour, resists creasing and keeps its shape through regular everyday use.
How big is this throw?
It measures 130 x 180cm, long enough to drape the length of a two or three seat sofa or lay across the foot of a bed as an extra layer.
Does it have a fringe?
Yes, the short ends are finished with a brushed yarn fringe in a deeper tone, which is twisted rather than left loose for a textured trim.
What colour is it, really?
The face is a warm cinnamon, a rust-brown that shifts across the herringbone weave, with the fringe reading a shade darker at the edges.
What does it go with?
It suits natural woods, cream or oatmeal upholstery and warmer autumnal schemes, working well folded over a sofa arm or layered on a bed.