Floral Cotton Throw

150 × 200 cm

$112.99 $187.99

Floral Cotton Throw

$112.99 $187.99

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Sofa throw or bed cover — which size?

All three are the same cloth; you're only deciding how much of it you want. The honest rule with a lightweight cotton throw is that it looks wrong when it's too small and never looks wrong when it's too big.

Choose	If this sounds like you
150 × 200 cm	You want the throw over the back of an armchair or folded across the end of a bed, and one person under it on the sofa in the evening.
200 × 230 cm	A double or queen bed you want covered properly in summer, or a three-seater sofa that two people share without a tug of war.
230 × 250 cm	A king bed, and you want real drop down both sides so it reads as a bedspread rather than a blanket someone left on top.

If you're torn between two, the larger one still works on the smaller bed. It does not go the other way.

Lightweight — so is it warm enough?

For most of the year in most houses, yes, and that's deliberate. This is the layer for the months when a duvet is too much and nothing at all is too little. Here's where it earns its place and where it doesn't.

Right for	Wrong for
Summer nights when the duvet gets kicked off by midnight	A cold bedroom in deep winter, on its own
Layering over a duvet for extra warmth without extra weight	Anyone wanting the heavy, weighted feel of wool
Anyone who overheats and wakes up damp under synthetics	Camping in the cold, where you want loft
Sofa evenings, guest rooms, and taking outside	A blanket you'd never wash — this one wants washing

Cold machine wash on gentle, tumble dry low or line dry in shade, warm iron if you want the flat look rather than the crinkled one. Give it one wash before it goes on the bed — cotton relaxes and softens noticeably on the first cycle, and skipping that is why people think a new cotton throw feels stiff.

The blanket that's on the bed the nine months a duvet is too much.

Most bedrooms have a gap. From about September the duvet is unbearable, and the alternative is a sheet, which is not a blanket — it slides off, it has no weight to it, and it looks like an unmade bed by morning. So you sleep with one leg out and the duvet half off, all season. This is the thing that fills that gap: a woven cotton throw with a wildflower print across it, heavy enough to stay where you put it and light enough that you don't wake up warm. In winter it goes on top of the duvet and adds warmth without adding bulk.

Floral Cotton Throw spread across a bed

Cotton is the reason it works in both directions

Warmth and breathability usually pull against each other, and synthetics resolve that by choosing warmth: polyester fleece traps heat brilliantly and traps moisture along with it, which is why you wake up clammy under one. Cotton is the opposite kind of fibre. It moves air through the weave and absorbs moisture instead of sitting on top of it, so a hot sleeper stays comfortable and a cold sleeper still gets a genuine layer of insulation. The practical consequence is that this is one blanket rather than a summer one and a winter one. The other consequence is longevity: cotton doesn't pill into grey bobbles, doesn't hold static, doesn't pick up the smell of the room, and comes out of every wash softer than it went in. A cotton throw at year three is the nicest it has ever been.

The print, and where it lands

The wildflower pattern — scattered stems and small blooms rather than a dense repeat, so it reads as pattern from across the room and as detail up close. It sits comfortably in a room that's otherwise plain.
On a white or linen bed — this is where it does the most work. One patterned layer over plain bedding is the whole look; you don't need cushions to make it work.
Over a sofa arm — folded in thirds it softens a leather or dark fabric sofa and gives the room something to look at that isn't the television.
In a guest room — the size up looks generous and considered on a bed that's otherwise unused, and it packs away flat when it isn't.

Floral Cotton Throw showing the wildflower print and cotton weave

What You're Getting

One Floral Cotton Throw in your chosen Size, in the wildflower print
Woven cotton — breathable enough for summer, insulating enough to layer in winter
Light on the body but with enough weight to stay put instead of sliding off the bed
Absorbs rather than repels moisture, so no clammy waking the way synthetics cause
Won't pill, won't hold static, won't take on the smell of the room
Cold machine wash on gentle, tumble dry low or line dry in shade
Warm iron if you want it flat; leave it if you like the crinkle
Three sizes, from a single-person sofa throw up to a full king bedspread
Wash it once before first use — that's when it softens

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