The throw you reach for when the film starts is the one worth buying. 🤍 This UK edit is all about quiet colour and different feels: fluffy teddy, chunky waffle, relaxed cotton and subtle herringbone. I’d choose teddy for a cosy curl-up corner or a w...
The ivory teddy texture is made for that cosy sofa look. I’d drape it loosely over one arm of a dark or plain sofa so the fluffy finish really stands out.
Teddy Bear Throw
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The chunky waffle texture is the appeal here: a little more interest than plain fleece, without adding another colour. Lovely draped over a sofa arm.
Chunky Waffle Throw
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A cream throw with a bit of structure. The ribbed velvet-look finish suits a plain sofa, and it is machine washable—handy for an everyday blanket.
The simple, budget-friendly option for keeping a spare blanket by the sofa. No fringe or chunky pattern—just cream fleece, with machine washing for easy everyday care.
Soft Fleece Recycled Throw, 130x170cm
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For that soft, brushed look with tasselled edges. This is faux mohair, made from polyester; wash before use as recommended, and expect some shedding.
Faux Mohair Throw
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The one for sharing on film night. At 240 × 280cm, this bubble-textured fleece is much bigger than a lap throw—check you have space to store it too.
Supersize Bubble Family Fleece Throw 240cm x 280cm
Cotton & Woven Layers
For a relaxed, less fluffy finish: cotton textures and a quiet herringbone pattern.
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For a less fluffy, more relaxed look, I like the slub texture on this cotton throw. It is machine washable too—an easy everyday layer in a quiet natural shade.
Westcott Slub Cotton Throw
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The relaxed muslin texture is lovely if chunky fleece feels too wintry. This reversible cotton option has fringed edges and a softer, less structured look.
Reversible Muslin Cotton Throw
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A quiet herringbone pattern with lovely tasselled edges. Choose your size carefully; Dunelm says this is not suitable as a loose cover for upholstered furniture.