Throws

Wool, cotton or fleece plaid is a truly multifunctional accessory

Throws are essential for creating a cocooning atmosphere in your home. There are several materials to choose from, all of which offer a delicious sensation of softness and warmth as the ambient air cools.

Synthetic plaids

Synthetic plaids are characterized by their bright colors. They are light and comfortable. They are ideal for keeping warm on cool days. The advantage of synthetics is that they are allergy-free. These blankets stand up well to machine washing, although it's essential to observe cleaning precautions.

A synthetic throw can be made from several materials: polyester, acrylic or fleece. Although more resistant, this type of item has the disadvantage of being less breathable.

Acrylic plaids

Acrylic is an inexpensive material that feels soft to the touch. The material can be used to print intense colors like red. Even duller colors, such as beige, give good results. Acrylic is a material that offers the possibility of producing high-quality prints.

These blankets are strong and soft. They have antibacterial properties and reduce the risk of allergies, as they do not attract dust. They are also easy to clean.

Polar plaids

Fleece plaids are more expensive. The investment is worthwhile, however, as fleece offers a feel almost similar to that of wool. This material allows air to circulate and absorbs moisture. Fleece is therefore ideal for people looking for a plaid with good thermal insulation.

Fleece plaids are thin and offer a deliciously soft feel. Their lightness means you won't feel trapped under a mass of fabric. They are ideal for people who want to use them on the move, whether at home or in the garden.

Faux fur plaids

Faux fur plaids are undoubtedly in vogue. First and foremost, they're a popular decorative item. They enhance the cocooning atmosphere of a house or apartment. The material is allergy-free. What's more, it's pleasant to the touch.

With good wear resistance, faux fur plaids have good breathability. They are soft and warm. One drawback is that they can trap dust and cause static electricity.

Characteristic plaids

Viscose plaids

Viscose plaids have a glossy, even shiny structure. Viscose is derived from cellulose. Be careful when caring for this type of fabric. They require special care. Moreover, they are so fragile that we recommend using them mainly for decoration.

Cotton and bamboo plaids

Cotton plaids will delight those who appreciate characteristic materials. They're lightweight, yet provide a feeling of warmth for those who wear them. They're easy to care for and stand up well to wear and tear.

Another characteristic material, this time surprising, is currently booming. It's bamboo. Plaids made from this material offer an incomparably soft feel. They are fluffy and smooth. Bamboo doesn't cause allergies or static electricity. In terms of care, bamboo plaids are easy to wash in the washing machine.