Lambswool, and you can tell
Heavy enough to actually be warm and light enough that I do not push it off after twenty minutes. The fringe is hand-knotted, not glued. It lives on the end of the sofa now.
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Textiles & Rugs
Woven in a soft grey with a hand-knotted fringe, 51 by 71 inches.

FIBRE
Lambswool is dry, dense and slightly springy in the hand. Acrylic is slick and goes limp within a season. The difference is obvious the first time you pick one up.
WEIGHT
Heavy enough to hold heat through a cold evening, light enough that you are not pushing it onto the floor after twenty minutes. That balance is the entire job of a throw.
FRINGE
A glued or stitched-on fringe starts shedding within weeks. Each group of warp threads here is tied, so the edge stays intact through years of being dragged off a sofa.
| Material | 100% lambswool |
| Colour | Soft grey |
| Edge | Hand-knotted fringe |
| Dimensions | 51 x 71 in |
| Origin | Woven in a mill running since 1866 |
| Care | Dry clean, or hand wash cold and dry flat |
This is finished stock from the same production runs that supply larger homeware retailers — bought as a lot, priced without the showroom margin. Same piece, same materials. When the lot is gone we cannot always reorder.
Verified buyers
Heavy enough to actually be warm and light enough that I do not push it off after twenty minutes. The fringe is hand-knotted, not glued. It lives on the end of the sofa now.
There is a dry, dense handle to real lambswool that the synthetic versions never get right. It is heavy enough to keep me warm through a Vermont evening but I am not pushing it off after twenty minutes. The knotted fringe is tied, not stitched on, and has held through everything.
I checked, because the last throw I bought started shedding its fringe within weeks. The soft grey is a true grey with no blue cast to it, which is harder to find than it should be. At 51 by 71 it covers me completely on the sofa with room to tuck in.
A wool rug sheds for the first two to four weeks — that is loose fibre working out of the weave, not the rug coming apart. Vacuum with the beater bar off and it settles down on its own.
Linen and cotton take a cold machine wash and dry flat or on low heat. Wool prefers spot cleaning and one professional clean a year. The care label is sewn into the item and the full instructions sit under Dimensions & care.
On a hard floor, yes. It stops the rug creeping underfoot, adds a lot of comfort and keeps the backing from grinding against the boards. On carpet it is optional.
We photograph on neutral backgrounds without boosting saturation, but screens differ and natural fibres take dye unevenly by nature — that variation is part of the material, not a fault. If the shade is wrong for your room you have 30 days.