Recycled Wool Throw - 130cm x 170cm - Slate

If you've got some great ideas from our ready made gift boxes, but they are not quite right for who you are buying for, our Create Your Own service allows you to put together a completely bespoke gift box.

Just select at least 2 products from our Create Your Own 'ingredients' and we'll package them up in one of our kraft gift boxes tied up with one of our lovely cotton ribbons. To finish off we'll hand write your gift message on one of our postcards.

Box, message and packaging charge is £4 per box. The box chosen will be the one that we think best fits the gift.

Delivery Options - all services tracked:

Royal Mail Tracked 48 - £3.50 (Free for orders over £50)

Royal Mail Tracked 24 - £5.00 (Only £1.50 for orders over £50)

DHL Express Courier - £8.50 (Monday-Friday, usually next day)

Orders received by 11am weekdays will be sent out the same day.

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Made responsibly in India.

Dry Clean.

Approximately 130cm x 170cm.

Unwanted clothing is collected through recycling programmes around the world, and shipped back to India for sorting and reworking. Although initially this seems a long way for the clothing to travel, it is actually an advantage for the many container ships returning to India to have some weight on board.

Once it arrives in India the clothing is sorted into fabric type and colour. The producer uses wool and wool mix clothing only and the resulting fabric is a minimum of 65% wool, 35% other fibres (usually polyester and nylon). The clothing is cleaned, broken down, made into fibres, spun into yarn and then woven into fabric. The fabric colour is a result of the original wool fabrics - no dyes are added.

The cloth used to make the throws is made by an SA8000 certified company. The SA8000 standard is one of the world’s first auditable social certification standards for decent workplaces. It sets out the requirements to be met by organisations, including the establishment or improvement of workers’ rights, workplace conditions and an effective management system. Audits are carried out annually. They are also compliant with ISO:9001:2008 quality management system standards.

Old woollen garments are sadly usually disposed of in landfill sites. When wool decomposes it produces methane, a gas that contributes to the greenhouse effect. By recycling wool, it not only gives it another life, but also methane production is reduced because less material goes to landfill sites.

Materials: Minimum 65% wool 35% other fibres.