Tache Faux Fur and Sherpa Throw Blanket, Muted Pink, Wave Pattern
Description
A thick, two-layer blanket with a blush pink faux fur front and a plush white sherpa reverse, in a wave pattern.
Made from 100% polyester. The faux fur side is 300 GSM and the sherpa side is 240 GSM, making this a heavier blanket suited to colder months.
Also available in ivory white.
Available in two sizes:
Standard Throw, 50 x 60 inches
Twin, 63 x 90 inches
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle. Tumble dry low, or air dry for best results.
Design: 7-Light. Brand: Tache Home Fashion.
Why It Matters
Having your own blanket changes that, and not only because of temperature. Clinic blankets are thin, shared, and institutional. Something soft that belongs to you makes an unfamiliar room feel a little less like one.
It is also among the most reached-for gifts people send, because it gets used every single day.
A thick, two-layer blanket with a blush pink faux fur front and a plush white sherpa reverse, in a wave pattern.
Made from 100% polyester. The faux fur side is 300 GSM and the sherpa side is 240 GSM, making this a heavier blanket suited to colder months.
Also available in ivory white.
Available in two sizes:
Standard Throw, 50 x 60 inches
Twin, 63 x 90 inches
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle. Tumble dry low, or air dry for best results.
Design: 7-Light. Brand: Tache Home Fashion.
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