Rust Ribbed Fleece Throw Blanket
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A 50 × 70 inch throw in a burnt rust, with a deep ribbed texture that reads as knitwear.
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About the Rust Ribbed Fleece Throw Blanket
Fleece with a heavy ribbed pile, which is what gives it the look of a chunky knit without the weight or the snagging. At 50 × 70 inches it covers one adult on a sofa properly, or lies across the foot of a double bed as a layer you pull up at three in the morning. The colour is a warm burnt rust that sits well against cream, oak and olive — the palette most sofas already live in. Shedding-resistant and machine washable cool, which matters more for a throw than for anything else in a house.
What's inside
- 50 × 70 inches (127 × 178 cm)
- Ribbed fleece pile, shedding-resistant
- Warm rust colourway
- Lightweight for its bulk — 690 g
- Machine wash cold, tumble dry low
Still deciding? What Size Throw Blanket Do You Need?
A throw blanket you intend to actually use should be at least 50 by 70 inches, which covers one adult lying on a sofa. Anything under 50 by 60 inches is a decorative drape rather than a blanket. For a three-seat sofa, one throw at 50 by 70 inches draped over an arm reads better than two small ones. Across the foot of a double or queen bed, look for 60 by 80 inches so it hangs evenly on both sides. For cushions, 45 by 45 cm is the standard square and an odd number on a sofa looks more natural than an even one.
Questions about the Rust Ribbed Fleece Throw Blanket
How big is it?
50 × 70 inches, or 127 × 178 cm. That is a single-person sofa throw — it covers one adult lying down, or lies across the foot of a double bed. It is not big enough to use as a blanket for two.
Is it a knitted blanket?
No. It is fleece with a deep ribbed pile, which gives the appearance of a chunky knit without the weight or the loose loops that snag. The supplier describes the fabric as fleece and so do we.
How do you wash it?
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle and tumble dry on low, or air dry. Skip fabric softener — it coats fleece fibres and flattens the pile, which is exactly the thing you bought it for.
Does it shed?
It is made from a shedding-resistant fleece, so it should not leave fibres on dark clothing the way a cheap plush throw does. Wash it on its own the first time regardless.
Is it warm enough for winter?
It is an all-season weight — warm on a sofa, not a substitute for a duvet. In a cold room it works best layered over a heavier blanket rather than on its own.
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