Woodgaler Red Throw Blanket

Yes, this all-season blanket is designed for versatility. Its 100-percent Turkish cotton construction provides the perfect balance of insulation and airflow. While it is cozy enough for layering in the winter, its lightweight nature makes it an ideal "summer throw" for air-conditioned homes or breezy evenings, ensuring comfort regardless of the temperature.

The honeycomb pattern is more than just a stylish geometric design; it creates a three-dimensional texture that traps small pockets of air. This specific weave increases the blanket's surface area, making it more breathable and absorbent while providing a tactile, "cozy" feel without the bulk of a heavier knit.

Turkish cotton is highly regarded for its extra-long fibers, which create stronger and smoother threads than regular cotton. This results in a throw that is not only remarkably durable but also becomes softer and more absorbent with every wash. Because it is a natural, high-quality fiber, it offers superior breathability and a lightweight feel that synthetics cannot match.

To preserve the integrity of the long-staple Turkish cotton and the honeycomb weave, we recommend washing in cool water on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent. Avoid fabric softeners, as they can coat the natural fibers and reduce breathability. Tumble dry on low heat to prevent shrinkage and maintain the blanket’s signature softness.

A 50" x 60" dimension is the industry standard for a personal throw. It is perfectly scaled to drape elegantly over the arm of a sofa or the back of an accent chair, like the Witchazel dark gray chair often paired with this collection. While large enough to cover a single adult comfortably, its compact size also makes it easy to fold and store when used primarily as a decorative accent.

This blanket is an excellent choice for humid environments. Unlike heavy wool or thick polyester, Turkish cotton is naturally moisture-wicking and quick-drying. The breathable honeycomb weave allows for maximum airflow, preventing that "heavy" or stifling feeling often associated with blankets in warmer, more humid regions like the Gulf Coast or Florida.