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Bello Grande Throw 140x200 cm

1,195 kr

Bello Grande Throw 140x200 cm

1,195 kr

Aurora Plaid Throw 130x170 cm

1,745 kr

Stitches Throw 130x170 cm

1,695 kr

Almond mohair Throw 130x170 cm

995 kr

Evangeline Throw 130x170 cm

2,999 kr

Zara blockstripe Throw 130x170 cm

999 kr

Zara blockstripe Throw 130x170 cm

999 kr

Zara blockstripe Throw 130x170 cm

999 kr

Zara blockstripe Throw 130x170 cm

999 kr

Zara blockstripe Throw 130x170 cm

999 kr

Zara blockstripe Throw 130x170 cm

999 kr

Plaids

Jakobsdals plaids give you a softer home. A nice and soft plaid on the sofa, in the conservatory or on the bed is an obvious interior detail that makes your home a little softer. A plaid can make the pleasant summer evening in the conservatory even longer and the cozy autumn evening on the sofa even cozier. The feeling of crawling under a plaid, enjoying a hot drink and looking at a newly lit Christmas tree the night before Christmas Eve.

Jakobsdals plaids are available in checked, striped and solid colors. They are available in various brown, black and gray tones as well as yellow/white and green/off white. The size of the plaids is 130x170 cm. The perfect size when you want to create an extra cozy atmosphere, whether it's on the sofa, balcony, or bed. Its ideal size provides warmth without overwhelming the space, making it a perfect decor piece for all seasons.

Let the plaid be part of the interior. Throw it carelessly on the sofa or fold it and hang it over the armrest of the sofa. Place several plaids crisscross on the bed. Place a plaid in each armchair. Roll up a few plaids and put them in a basket on your glazed balcony or hang them over the chairs on the balcony dining furniture. Match the plaid with cushions in different colours and materials. Feel free to let the plaid stand out a bit. Play with different colours or different patterns such as stripes and checks.

Psst - do you know the difference between a blanket and a plaid? The biggest characteristic of a plaid is that it has fringes and is a little lighter and a little more loosely woven. A blanket, on the other hand, is usually thicker and has a sewn edge. The word plaid is taken from the Scottish Gaelic. It is the shawl worn with the kilt by both men and women in Scotland. The plaid was worn over the left shoulder and was often checkered. This is probably why many plaids are still checkered.

How to take care of Jakobsdals plaids

Our plaids should only be dry cleaned. Our best tip for keeping your plaid fresh longer is to shake it out and air it out often. Our plaids are made of 25% wool 55% acrylic 20% nylon.