Brown Herringbone 100% British Wool Throw - Made in England

A British classic, woven to be lived with. Rooted in the landscapes of Yorkshire, England, this handsome herringbone throw celebrates the beauty of British wool and generations of textile craftsmanship. Made entirely from British lambswool at Abraham Moon’s historic mill, where every stage of production takes place under one roof, it’s a piece with a story woven into every thread.

The timeless herringbone pattern brings just the right amount of texture and understated character, while the naturally soft, lofty wool makes it wonderfully inviting. At 2 1/2 pounds its a lofty weight to drape it over a favorite armchair, layer it at the foot of the bed, or keep it close for chilly mornings and long evenings by the fire. At 55" x 72", including fringe, it’s an everyday luxury with enduring appeal, equally at home in an English country house or a thoughtfully collected modern interior. A little Yorkshire heritage, woven into the comforts of home.

• 100% British lambswool
• Made in England
• Farm-to-finish traceability
• 55" x 72" including fringe
• 2.5 pounds

About Bronte by Moon
British wool. Generations of craftsmanship. Enduring style. Since 1837, Abraham Moon & Sons has been weaving beautiful woolens in the heart of Yorkshire, England. One of Britain’s last remaining vertical woolen mills, Moon oversees every stage of production under one roof, from blending and dyeing the wool to weaving and finishing the cloth. Today, its Bronte by Moon collection brings that rich heritage into modern living through beautifully woven throws, cushions, scarves and wraps, crafted from natural fibers including lambswool, Shetland wool, merino, mohair and alpaca. Think English country house meets everyday luxury: handsome plaids, inviting textures, timeless color and the kind of quality that feels just as right draped over a favorite chair as it does wrapped around your shoulders on a crisp afternoon. Made to be lived with, loved and passed along. A little British heritage, woven into the everyday.