Burl Rethread Throw

Burl Rethread ThrowThe ultimate in sustainable comfort, this remarkable cotton blend throw blanket is made from recycled clothing, which is separated and spun into new threads. The threads are then over dyed and re woven on looms to create a cozy, lightweight decorative throw blanket in a sandstone and white chevron pattern. Knotted fringe ends. This throw doesn't just keep you warm; it stands as a testament to a circular economy and the potential of mindful

The ultimate in sustainable comfort, this remarkable cotton-blend throw blanket is made from recycled clothing, which is separated and spun into new threads. The threads are then over-dyed and re-woven on looms to create a cozy, lightweight decorative throw blanket in a sandstone and white chevron pattern. Knotted fringe ends. This throw doesn't just keep you warm; it stands as a testament to a circular economy and the potential of mindful craftsmanship. It beautifully encapsulates the very essence of an eco-friendly lifestyle, catering to the discerning needs of today's environmentally-conscious consumer. With the Rethread Throw, wrap yourself in the comfort of sustainability.

• 60% cotton, 40% mix of polyester, viscose and rayon. 
• Dimensions: 60"l x 50"w 
  

Care Instructions

•  Machine wash, tumble dry on low
  

Meet the Artisan

Serrv International

Serrv International has partnered with artisans in India, providing a long-term trading partnership and interest-free advance payments. Through sales of their products, over 800 artisans in more than 50 cooperatives and family workshops throughout India receive needed income, interest-free loans, business and computer training, and advances to purchase raw materials. They also receive the support of welfare workers who help provide health clinics and education for children, increase sanitation, and improve living conditions.

Your purchase creates income and social reform for hundreds of artisans in Mumbai and other parts of India, as well as funding community improvement projects for their communities.