Wild and Wool Herringbone Highland Coo Throw
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Description
Bring the rugged spirit of the highlands home with our Herringbone Highland Coo Throw, part of the Wild and Wool Collection. A much-loved highland cow design is set against a classic herringbone weave in pure wool. It's full of countryside character, whether folded over a chair or spread across your bed.
At 170cm x 130cm (67" x 51" approx) plus fringe, it's a generous size. It's large enough to drape across the foot of a double or king-size bed, wrap around you on the sofa, or layer over an armchair. Fringed edges add a soft, traditional finish.
Wool is naturally breathable and temperature regulating, so it keeps you warm on cooler evenings without leaving you overheated. Its warm, characterful design adds a rustic touch to cottages and contemporary homes alike.
Made from 100% pure new wool from Aotearoa, New Zealand, sourced from farms that follow the Five Freedoms of animal welfare and have never practised mulesing.
Wool needs very little washing, so a few hours airing outdoors is usually all it takes to freshen it up. A thoughtful gift for anyone who appreciates natural materials made to last.
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Expédition
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100% Renewable
Wool is a 100% renewable resource — each year, sheep grow a fresh fleece simply by grazing on grass, drinking water, and basking in the sun. Nature’s cycle, perfected.
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Naturally Temperature Regulating
Wool keeps your temperature just right. It draws moisture away to keep you cool, and as a breathable insulator, it works in tandem with your body to keep you warm when the temperatures drops.
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Manufactured in the EU
Expertly woven in Lithuania using time-honoured techniques passed down since 1843 — blending craftsmanship with generations of tradition.