Kinloch Wool Throw | Spice
Kinloch Wool Throw | Spice
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The warmth of a spice market at dusk. Woven in New Zealand.
Spice is a colourway that commands a room without raising its voice. Rich ochre — the colour of turmeric, of amber resin, of late afternoon light through a copper window — sits alongside inky blue and off-white in a combination that is both grounded and alive. It is a palette that belongs in a room that has been considered: against natural linen it glows; against dark tones it anchors; against white walls it becomes the whole story.
The Kinloch is woven from a luxe yarn with a plush, lightly brushed finish — a surface that is soft and voluminous, with a tactile quality that rewards touch. The brushed finish gives the throw its particular warmth: not just thermal, but visual. It looks as cosy as it feels. Designed in our Auckland studio and made in New Zealand, it carries the quiet confidence of something produced with genuine care for the craft.
At 130 x 200cm it is generously proportioned — wide enough to wrap, long enough to span the width of a king bed, substantial enough to take outdoors on a cool evening. Equally at home over a sofa, across a reading chair, or draped at the foot of a bed.
Composition & Specs
- Luxe wool yarn — plush, lightly brushed finish for softness and volume
- Colourway: Spice — rich ochre, inky blue, and off-white
- Designed in Auckland; made in New Zealand
- Generously sized for bed, sofa, and outdoor use
- Please note: colours may vary slightly due to screen calibration — refer to studio imagery for the most accurate representation
Sizes & Dimensions
- 130 × 200 cm — spans the width of a king bed; suited to sofas and armchairs
Care Instructions
- Hand wash cold or dry clean recommended
- Use a wool-specific detergent; do not wring or twist
- Lay flat to dry — never hang, as wool will stretch under its own weight
- Do not tumble dry or bleach
- Store indoors and folded in a breathable cotton bag; use cedar to deter moths
- Pilling may occur with natural fibres — remove gently with a lint comb to restore the surface
