Plaid 'Alpine Yak' – Soft, Luxurious and Sustainable
The Alpine Yak plaid by Winter-home is wonderfully soft and offers the perfect balance between luxury and comfort. Winter-home is known for its sustainable fabrics and works with the latest innovations in the field of fibers to deliver the most beautiful products. All plaids can be easily washed according to the included washing instructions, making them both practical and stylish.
This beautiful plaid adds a warm, cozy look to your interior, ideal for the autumn and winter months. It is not only perfect for your living room or bedroom, but also wonderful to lie under when the evenings get colder. The Alpine Yak has a luxurious look and fits perfectly in a modern-chic interior.
Size: 130 x 180 cm
Imitation fur from Winter-home
Winter-home stands for perfect imitations that are absolutely not from real animals. The imitation fur is made of high-quality acrylic or modacrylic fibers, or a combination of both. This fabric is soft, light and colorfast, with excellent wash resistance. The use of modacrylic , a flame-retardant material, ensures that these plaids are not only safe and durable, but also offer a luxurious look. Winter-home uses innovative fibers such as SK2 , developed by the Japanese company Kaneka , under the brand name Kanecaron® .
These technologies guarantee a product that is not only beautiful, but also retains its softness and colour fastness for a long time, making it the perfect choice for a stylish and durable addition to your interior.
Plaid - Alpine Yak in size 130x180cm
Plaid 'Galloway' – Style, Comfort and Sustainability
Material:
The Galloway throw is made of 100% polyester (PES), a material that provides a soft, breathable texture that is easy to maintain and retains its appearance for a long time. Ideal for any living room or bedroom.Dimensions:
180 x 130 cmWashing instructions:
Machine wash at a maximum temperature of 30°C (delicate cycle), tumble dry on a gentle cycle.Delivery:
Within 3-8 working days via GLS, directly from Switzerland.
