Breathable Warmth
Flax holds warmth in its double weave yet keeps releasing excess heat and moisture, so the throw comforts without ever feeling airless.
100% Linen Throw · Double Layer
A double layer throw in 100% washed French flax linen, finished with fringed ends. Substantial enough to warm, woven open enough to breathe.
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01Details +−
A throw woven as a double layer of 100% French flax linen, finished with fringed ends. Generous enough to dress the foot of a bed, soft enough to be the blanket you actually reach for.
- Double layer weave
- 400 GSM washed linen
- Fringed ends
- Two colours: Ivory and Natural
- Made to layer over any bedding
- Softer with every wash
02Key Features +−
Two layers of linen woven as one cloth give the throw real substance, 400 GSM, without the airless weight of a synthetic blanket. Flax breathes and releases excess warmth, so it comforts rather than overheats.
The fringed ends let the throw drape naturally over a bed, a sofa, or your shoulders. The collection is certified by OEKO-TEX, European Flax, and Masters of Linen.
03Care +−
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Wash with similar colours. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low or line dry, away from direct sunlight to keep the colour true. Do not dry clean.
No ironing needed. Smooth the fringe flat while the throw is still damp and it will dry in order.
Natural · Sleep · Ritual
The Linen Throw
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Two Layers, One Cloth
Most throws are a single sheet of fabric. This one is woven as two layers of 100% French flax joined in one cloth, which is where the 400 GSM weight comes from: substance you can feel, from a fibre that still breathes.
02
Finished with Fringe
The ends are finished with a soft fringe, so wherever the throw lands it looks placed rather than dropped. Over the foot of the bed, along the back of a sofa, across your knees on a cold evening.
03
From Bed to Sofa
Generously sized, it covers the foot of a large bed with room to spare, and wraps one person completely on the sofa. A blanket for cool evenings, a texture for the room the rest of the time.
Two Quiet Tones
Colours Taken from Nature
Two undyed-looking neutrals, cut from the same washed linen as our bedding and at home in any room.
Ivory
Natural
A Question We Hear Often
Throw or Duvet?
Throw
The layer on top. A throw gives light, breathable warmth for naps, reading, and cool evenings, and dresses the bed or sofa the rest of the time. It lives wherever you do.
Duvet
The layer you sleep under. A duvet carries the real warmth of the night and stays on the bed, inside its cover, doing the quiet work of deep sleep.
They work together rather than compete. On colder nights, a linen throw over the duvet adds warmth exactly where you want it, at the feet, without changing the bed.
The French Flax Difference
Why 100% French Flax Linen?
Strong and Durable
Flax fibres create a resilient fabric suited to everyday use. A throw that is pulled, wrapped, and napped under can stay with you for years.
Softer with Every Wash
Rather than needing a perfectly smooth finish, linen becomes more relaxed through washing and use, developing a softer hand while keeping its natural character.
Certified French Flax
Made from 100% French flax linen and supported by OEKO-TEX, European Flax, and Masters of Linen certifications for added material confidence.
Double Layer Linen
Warmth That Still Breathes
A double layer of flax adds warmth the natural way: with substance, not with sealed-in air. Warm enough for a winter sofa, breathable enough to stay out all summer.
LightSubstantial
Water-repellentAbsorbent
CoolingWarming
Harbours bacteriaResists bacteria
From the Journal
Is Linen Bedding Good for Winter?
Linen is often associated with summer, but many sleepers enjoy it throughout winter. The key is understanding what linen does well. It does not create warmth like wool. Instead, it manages moisture, reduces clamminess, and works with the right duvet to keep a heated winter bed comfortable throughout the night.
Read the full guideBefore You Choose
Linen Throw FAQ
Can a throw replace a duvet? +−
Not quite. A throw gives light, breathable warmth for naps and cool evenings, while a duvet carries the main warmth of the night. On colder nights, many customers layer the throw over the duvet at the foot of the bed.
Can I machine wash the throw? +−
Yes. Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with mild detergent and similar colours, then tumble dry low or line dry away from direct sunlight to keep the colour true. Linen only grows softer with every wash.
Will the fringed ends hold up in the wash? +−
Yes, on a gentle cycle. Smooth the fringe flat while the throw is still damp and it dries neat and in order. A slightly relaxed fringe is part of the throw's natural character.
Ivory or Natural, which should I choose? +−
Ivory is the lighter of the two and sits quietly with white and pale bedding. Natural is a deeper flax tone that looks warmer against wood, leather, and earth colours. Both are cut from the same washed linen and share the same drape.
Is a 400 GSM throw too warm for summer? +−
No. Flax releases excess warmth and moisture instead of trapping it, so the throw stays comfortable as a light evening layer even in warmer months, and earns its keep in winter.
Is the throw only for the bedroom? +−
Not at all. It moves easily between the foot of the bed, the back of a sofa, and a reading chair, and it folds flat enough to travel. Most of ours end up living in the room where people actually sit.
A Considered Gift
The Easiest Room Update
A pair of covers asks nothing of the person who receives them: no sizes to know, no colours to guess badly. For a new home, a new sofa, or someone who deserves a softer corner.
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