Lisos Light Grey Mohair Throw - 130 x 200 cm
From our favorite mill in Spain, Mantas Ezcaray, the Lisos Mohair throws are distinguished by their exceptional lightness and warmth. The shine and silkiness of the fibers allow for a bright and long-lasting colour.
This elegant and luxuriously soft throw is generously sized and makes an extraordinary gift or cozy-up throw.
The plush mohair fabric used to make Mantas Ezcaray's signature 'Lisos' throw is regarded as one of the most luxurious natural fibers in the world.
DETAILS
SIZE: 130 x 200cm (51" x79")
COMPOSITION: 73% Mohair + 24% Wool + 3% Polyamide
The 3% poly in this throw is necessary to hold the mohair, the throw would over shed without it.
WEIGHT: 450gr/m2
CARE: Mohair is a natural fibre that stands out for its countless qualities such as softness, shine, lightness and heating power. Mohair blankets will always shed some hair, this is completely normal.
- To care for your blanket and remove excess hair, use a hard clothes-brush and brush the blanket in the direction of the nap.
- If the balnket feels dry after brushing it is recommended to moisten the blanket a little bit with a water spray and then brush it again. As soon as it dries it will look perfect, just as new.
- Before storing your blanket it is recommended to shake it a little, air it out, then brush it, fold it well and put it into a plastic bag.
- If it needs to be washed, spot or dry clean only.
SUSTAINABILITY
Sustainability and ecosystem protection have always played an important role in the philosophy of Mantas Ezcaray since its beginnings.
Therefore, in our company we strive to work only with the highest quality natural fibers, which are carefully selected together with our suppliers, with whom we share values, commitments and years of experience working together.
Our commitment to sustainability and environmental protection extends beyond the selection of our raw materials. We ensure that all the natural fibers we purchase come from animals that are exceptionally cared for both on the farms where they live and graze freely, and during shearing.
