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Avoca Mill CollectionHellfire Lambswool ThrowFrom €99.95
Inspired by summer sunsets at the Hellfire Club on Montpelier Hill, this vibrant and colourful throw is certain to illuminate a special nook of your home. Cast in soft and snuggly pure new lambswool yarn and finished to perfection with classic fringe detail.
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Avoca Mill CollectionDublin Nights Lambswool ThrowFrom €99.95
A modern check pattern perfectly complements classic Avoca design for this colourful throw. Drawing inspiration from the vivid spectrum of lights that flicker through Dublin City and illuminate the night, then woven using soft and cosy pure new lambswool yarn and beautifully finished with subtle fringe detail.
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Avoca Mill CollectionCircus Lambswool ThrowFrom €99.95
An Avoca signature piece, the Circus lambswool throw features a rainbow of colours in a subtle herringbone weave. Guaranteed to add a cheerful splash to your living space, the lambswool fabric makes it perfectly soft and cosy to wrap up with.
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Avoca Mill CollectionPink Fields Lambswool ThrowFrom €99.95
A landscape of rich pink tones decorate this 100% pure new lambswool throw. Crafted in our mill, with a delicate fringe detailing, this throw promises to add a touch of chic warmth to your home.
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Avoca Mill CollectionWR81 Lambswool ThrowFrom €99.95
Sky meets land in this throw which features fresh blues and creams with tonal beige and brown. Perfect for chilly evenings and summer picnics alike, the soft lambswool fabric deem it snuggly and cosy too. Woven in our Co. Wicklow mill by our artisan weavers, it's easy to see why this throw is a long-lasting favourite.
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Avoca Mill CollectionDenim Lambswool ThrowFrom €99.95
The soft blues and warm greys of our beautiful Denim Lambswool throw are sure to compliment any interior style, while the luxurious lambswool fabric ensures a super-soft feeling. Perfect to add as a layer to your favourite armchair for chilly evenings.
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Avoca Mill CollectionMahon Lambswool ThrowFrom €99.95
Woven at our little weaving mill in Co. Wicklow by our skilled artisan weavers, this throw incorporates a subtle herringbone weave in gentle tones of blue, green and brown. The luxurious lambswool fabric ensures ultimate softness. The perfect companion for a cosy night on the couch, or as an extra layer on your bed.
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Avoca Mill CollectionPioneer Lambswool ThrowFrom €99.95
A longtime favourite, the bold purples and vibrant greens of the Pioneer throw are reminiscent of the heather and bracken seen across the Wicklow landscape. Woven at our little weaving mill in beautiful Co. Wicklow, the lambswool of this throw ensures both luxury and comfort.
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Avoca Mill CollectionBloom Lambswool ThrowFrom €99.95
Our Bloom throw adds a touch of homely heritage to sofas, armchairs, and beds alike. Woven in our picturesque mill using pure new lambswool yarn, it is the ideal companion for cosy days spent indoors. The subtle pastel tones of pink, peach, and blue create a fresh aesthetic reminiscent of early summer gardens that will soften any decor.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Lambswool Throws
Our lambswool throws are perfectly suited to those who love comfort all year-round, lambswool blankets and throws are breathable, so they will regulate your body temperature and keep you comfortable at any time of year.
Lambswool throws are also hypoallergenic, so they are perfect for anyone who suffers with allergies from other types of wool. Another key characteristic of lambswool is its super-soft feel, so it’s perfect for cuddling up on the couch with.
Interested in learning more? Here are some of the most common questions about lambswool throws.
How to wash a lambswool throw?
Washing a lambswool throw requires some care to prevent damaging the delicate fibres of the wool. Here are the steps to wash a lambswool throw:
- Read the care label on the throw to ensure it is machine washable or hand washable. Some wool throws may require dry cleaning instead.
- If the throw is machine washable, place it in a mesh laundry bag or pillowcase to prevent it from snagging or stretching during the wash cycle.
- Use a gentle wool or delicate cycle on your washing machine with cold water and a wool-safe detergent.
- Avoid using bleach or fabric softener, as these can damage the fibres.
- After washing, gently squeeze out excess water without twisting or wringing the throw.
- Lay the throw flat on a clean towel and roll it up to remove any remaining water.
- Unroll the towel and reshape the throw while it is still damp.
- Air dry the throw on a flat surface away from direct sunlight or heat.
What are the benefits of using a lambswool throw?
A lambswool throw has several benefits, including:
Softness and Comfort: Lambswool is known for being incredibly soft and cozy, making it an excellent material for a throw blanket. The fibres are also fine, which makes it gentle on the skin.
Warmth: Lambswool is an excellent insulator, and its fibers can trap air to provide warmth. It makes a perfect throw for chilly nights or as an additional layer during winter.
Durability: Lambswool is a strong and durable material that can withstand frequent use and washing without losing its shape or texture.
Natural Fibre: Lambswool is a natural fibre, which means it is biodegradable and doesn't harm the environment.
Hypoallergenic: Lambswool is hypoallergenic, which means it doesn't cause allergic reactions, making it an excellent choice for people with allergies.
How warm is a lambswool blanket?
A lambswool blanket can provide a good level of warmth, but the exact warmth will depend on several factors such as the thickness and weight of the blanket, the quality of the wool, and the ambient temperature of the environment.
In general, lambswool is considered to be a good insulator, meaning it can trap heat and keep you warm. It is also naturally breathable, which allows moisture to escape and prevents you from overheating.
However, keep in mind that the warmth of a lambswool blanket can be subjective and depend on individual preferences. Some people may find a lambswool blanket to be very warm and cozy, while others may find it to be too hot or not warm enough.