Name: Minimal Twill Throw • Brown
Brand: My Store
SKU: THR872/001BW
Price: 178.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

A folded woven throw blanket with a brown and beige herringbone pattern and black fringe, photographed on a light neutral background.

Minimal Twill Throw • Brown

€178,95 €238,95

Minimal Twill Throw • Brown

€238,95 €178,95

• Available in stock

Brown • Woven in Scotland • 100% Merino Lambswool • 180 × 140 cm • Purled Fringes • Dry Clean Only

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Woven in Scotland from pure merino lambswool in a classic twill weave. Soft, naturally warm and breathable, with a subtle herringbone texture that adds depth while maintaining a clean, understated look.

Hand-finished by skilled craftsmen and finished with traditional purled fringes. The lightweight merino fibres create a smooth handle, making it ideal for everyday comfort throughout the seasons.

180 × 140 cm. Pure merino lambswool. Made in Scotland.

100% Merino Lambswool
180 x 140 cm
Made in Scotland
Refresh your blanket by airing it often and spot cleaning with cool water when needed. To care for both the wool and the planet, wash only when necessary, lay flat to dry out of sunlight, and choose eco-friendly dry cleaning where possible.

DELIVERY 

All orders dispatched within 5 working days

  United Kingdom
 • Costs: £16.00
• Free UK delivery on orders over £150.00

  Europe 
• Costs: £25.00

USA & Canada
• Costs: £55.00

RETURNS 
• You have 30 days from delivery to return anything, for any reason. Email team@cardoonstudio.com with your order number and we'll take it from there.  
• If something arrived faulty or not as described, we'll refund your delivery charge too.   

REFUNDS
 • Processed within 10 days of receiving your return, back to your original payment method.

Layer this blanket over your sofa or bed for a soft, flowing accent. Its ombre fringes and generous drape bring a sense of movement and calm, effortlessly grounding your space.

In Scotland, textile making was the backbone of community life, from the mainland glens to the outermost Hebridean islands, where the conditions that made life difficult also made the cloth exceptional. The water that runs through Scottish peat and mineral-rich rock gives yarn a quality that cannot be replicated elsewhere — it is why Harris Tweed sounds and feels different from anything made on the continent, and why generations of weavers understood that their landscape was not backdrop but active ingredient.

Tartan carried this further, encoding clan, kinship, and belonging into pattern and colour — a visual language of identity that survived the suppression of Highland culture after Culloden and emerged more powerful for it. That knowledge passed between generations through proximity to the loom, the dyepot, and the land itself, and it sustains real economies still — in some of Scotland's most remote communities, weaving is not heritage performance but living work.

Woven in Scotland from Donegal Merino, this blanket is made from a fibre shaped by landscape and climate over generations. Merino's fine micron count gives exceptional softness, while its natural crimp traps air and regulates temperature — warm without weight, breathable in every season. Each blanket is hand-woven, so natural variations in colour and handle reflect the fibre's behaviour on the loom and the maker's control of it.

This is what Glenn Adamson, in Fewer Better Things*, calls 'material intelligence' — a knowledge that lives not just in the hands, but in an understanding of how wool takes up dye, holds structure under tension, and yields just enough to fall correctly across the body.