Geometric Reversible Throw
Product Overview
The perfect toss-on layer, our Geometric Reversible Cotton Throw features a stonewashed jacquard weave that's incredibly soft to the touch. Crafted in Portugal from yarn-dyed, long-staple cotton, the weathered stripes reverse to a diamond pattern, so you’re getting two great looks.
Product Details
- Jacquard woven
- 100% long-staple, combed cotton
- Reverses from stripes to diamonds for twice the look
- Yarn-dyed for long-lasting color
- Stonewashing imbues it with a soft, lived-in hand
- Woven fringed edge
- 280 GSM
- STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certification keeps you and your family safe from harmful substances (Certification number: 18.HUS.52388, Hohenstein HTTI)
- Entire collection includes a blanket and throw, sold separately
- Made in Portugal
Size Information
- 50 in. x 70 in.
Care Instructions
- Machine wash cold, gentle cycle with like colors
- Do not bleach
- Tumble dry low
- Warm iron if needed
Product Glossary
Combed Cotton - Removing short fibers and impurities from harvested cotton, makes combed cotton extremely soft and strong. It is the highest quality cotton available and the only cotton used at The Company Store.
GSM - Grams per square meter is the weight of a fabric if you take a one meter by one meter square piece and weight it in grams. A towel with higher GSM will be denser and more absorbent than a towel with low GSM. In a blanket or throw, a low GSM indicates lightweight.
Jacquard Woven - Jacquard fabric features a raised pattern that is woven onto the fabric. The jacquard loom allows for the weaving of hundreds of threads to create designs rather than printing them on the surface. Popular jacquard designs include damasks, florals, and geometrics.
Long-staple Cotton Yarn - A long-staple cotton yarn means that it doesn't break therefore it won't lint as much. It is more pure, fine, durable and softer than traditional cotton which is made extra soft during the spinning process. Supima® cotton and Egyptian cotton are considered long-staple cottons.
Stone Washing - Stone washing is a technique which gives unworn garments a used, faded look. These items are softer and more comfortable to wear, and they have a more casual appearance. Pumice stones, which are lightweight and porous, are added to the laundry mix to provide the abrasion for the worn look.
Yarn Dyeing - Yarn dyeing is the process of dyeing yarns before they have been woven or knitted into fabrics, often used in the production of multicolored designs such as plaids, stripes, and checks. Yarn-dyed fabrics are typically more vibrant and hold their color better after repeated washings.
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