The fleece is made of synthetic materials, will it make me overheat or sweat?
Our fleece throws are made from our signature Turkish cotton lined with soft, high-quality polyester, providing warmth and comfort without being heavy.
Because of this combination, the throw remains breathable and light.
Standard 100% polyester blankets act like a plastic sheet, trapping moisture and causing stifling, uncomfortable night sweats. The hero feature of this throw is its climate-regulating cotton exterior shell.
Because the outer face is woven from pure, organic Turkish cotton, it acts as a natural ventilation system. It allows excess body heat to freely circulate and escape, while the inner fleece lining traps just enough air pockets to keep you perfectly insulated and cozy without ever feeling damp or suffocated.
$145 is an investment for a throw blanket. What makes it better than less expensive fleece throws?
With our fleece throws, you are essentially getting two premium blankets seamlessly fused into one.
Less expensive box-store fleece blankets are cut from a single sheet of synthetic material that pills, thins out, and traps sweat.
Our fleece throws feature a beautiful handwoven, 100% Turkish cotton jacquard face structurally bonded to a plush, light-weight thermal fleece lining.
This dual-layer engineering gives you the high-end, breathable aesthetic of a boutique living room throw on the outside, paired with the warmth and coziness of a fleece throw against your body.
Can fleece throws be used outdoors?
Yes! Our fleece lined throws are perfect for beach bonfires, campfire nights, patio stargazing, or crisp mornings at the cabin.
The inner fleece lining provides cozy warmth and the woven cotton outer layer provides protection against wind, while remaining breathable and sweat free!
Care Tip:
When you bring it back inside, simply hand wash, or machine wash on a cold, gentle cycle and hang or lay flat to dry.
Avoiding high-heat dryers keeps the inner fleece lining cloud-soft and pristine for years of outdoor adventures.
