Melin Tregwynt Vintage Rose Throw - Mead
This traditional welsh double cloth design is a lacy leaf-like repeating pattern with signature high contrast front and back. This small scale design was created in the 1960’s and this dark mustard, yellow and grey colour-way has a mid-century modern look that will add pattern and colour to a bed or a sofa.
Being pure wool it is naturally hard wearing and flame retardant, plus the added benefit that you can choose either side to feature on your furniture.
Melin Tregwynt, based in Pembrokeshire, has been in continuous operation since at least 1841.
Fabric is woven in 100% pure new British Wool
Pattern repeat 7x7cm
Meets BS5852 (4&5) and 20,000+ rubs on the Martindale scale
Throw size 140 x180 cm
Care for Melin Tregwynt items: We recommend DRY CLEANING our blankets & throws, but you can WASH BY HAND in cold or cool water (no more than 30 degrees) using a delicate detergent. Move the fabric gently in the water for a couple of minutes. RINSE with cold water and press the excess moisture out - don't wring. Follow with a quick SPIN in the washing machine. Pull into shape whilst damp to straighten, then line dry on a breezy day or dry flat. Cool iron if necessary. We do not advise using a Wool Wash programme on your washing machine for blankets and throws. Interesting facts...Wool can absorb 30% of its weight in water before feeling wet so you may need to use the bath for king-sized blankets!....Leaving in water for a length of time will damage the fibres, felting and shrinking the fabric.
This traditional welsh double cloth design is a lacy leaf-like repeating pattern with signature high contrast front and back. This small scale design was created in the 1960’s and this dark mustard, yellow and grey colour-way has a mid-century modern look that will add pattern and colour to a bed or a sofa.
Being pure wool it is naturally hard wearing and flame retardant, plus the added benefit that you can choose either side to feature on your furniture.
Melin Tregwynt, based in Pembrokeshire, has been in continuous operation since at least 1841.
Fabric is woven in 100% pure new British Wool
Pattern repeat 7x7cm
Meets BS5852 (4&5) and 20,000+ rubs on the Martindale scale
Throw size 140 x180 cm
Care for Melin Tregwynt items: We recommend DRY CLEANING our blankets & throws, but you can WASH BY HAND in cold or cool water (no more than 30 degrees) using a delicate detergent. Move the fabric gently in the water for a couple of minutes. RINSE with cold water and press the excess moisture out - don't wring. Follow with a quick SPIN in the washing machine. Pull into shape whilst damp to straighten, then line dry on a breezy day or dry flat. Cool iron if necessary. We do not advise using a Wool Wash programme on your washing machine for blankets and throws. Interesting facts...Wool can absorb 30% of its weight in water before feeling wet so you may need to use the bath for king-sized blankets!....Leaving in water for a length of time will damage the fibres, felting and shrinking the fabric.
This traditional welsh double cloth design is a lacy leaf-like repeating pattern with signature high contrast front and back. This small scale design was created in the 1960’s and this dark mustard, yellow and grey colour-way has a mid-century modern look that will add pattern and colour to a bed or a sofa.
Being pure wool it is naturally hard wearing and flame retardant, plus the added benefit that you can choose either side to feature on your furniture.
Melin Tregwynt, based in Pembrokeshire, has been in continuous operation since at least 1841.
Fabric is woven in 100% pure new British Wool
Pattern repeat 7x7cm
Meets BS5852 (4&5) and 20,000+ rubs on the Martindale scale
Throw size 140 x180 cm
Care for Melin Tregwynt items: We recommend DRY CLEANING our blankets & throws, but you can WASH BY HAND in cold or cool water (no more than 30 degrees) using a delicate detergent. Move the fabric gently in the water for a couple of minutes. RINSE with cold water and press the excess moisture out - don't wring. Follow with a quick SPIN in the washing machine. Pull into shape whilst damp to straighten, then line dry on a breezy day or dry flat. Cool iron if necessary. We do not advise using a Wool Wash programme on your washing machine for blankets and throws. Interesting facts...Wool can absorb 30% of its weight in water before feeling wet so you may need to use the bath for king-sized blankets!....Leaving in water for a length of time will damage the fibres, felting and shrinking the fabric.
