Snow Wool Throw / ECRU

A wool blanket is made of a natural fiber with insulating and breathable properties. It offers regulated warmth, absorbs moisture without feeling damp, and retains its thermal qualities over time.

A synthetic throw may be lighter or cheaper, but it retains more heat and moisture, which can make it less comfortable over time. Wool, thanks to its natural fibrous structure, provides more consistent comfort and greater durability.

The choice depends on the intended use. A standard size is suitable for an armchair or as an extra throw. For a sofa or bed, a larger throw will drape elegantly and provide better coverage. The exact dimensions are listed in the product specifications to guide you precisely.

The throw can be used occasionally outdoors (terrace, chalet, garden), but it is recommended to store it in a dry and protected environment. Prolonged humidity could damage the fibers.

A quality wool, properly cared for, can last for many years. The natural strength of the fiber, combined with a dense and careful weave, allows the throw to retain its appearance and thermal properties over time.

Regular ventilation and flat or gently folded storage are sufficient. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct heat. By following these simple precautions, wool naturally retains its structure and volume.

Yes. Wool is a natural thermal insulator: it traps air within its fibers, creating a barrier against the cold while remaining breathable. A wool blanket provides dry, enveloping warmth without overheating.

A natural wool throw is particularly well-suited to cold weather. Thanks to the structure of its fibers, it provides effective insulation while remaining breathable. It retains body heat without causing a feeling of suffocation, unlike some synthetic fibers.

Choosing a wool throw for winter means opting for a durable material that maintains its thermal performance year after year. Natural wool offers consistent comfort, good resistance to wear and tear, and a more long-lasting alternative to synthetic textiles.

Wool is a renewable fiber obtained from sheep shearing. Biodegradable and durable, it embodies the concept of longevity. A well-cared-for wool blanket can last for many years, thus reducing the need for frequent replacement.