Ashford Grey Brown Faux Fur Throw

The Ashford is one of our more longstanding, popular designs that was introduced right at the start when we began producing faux fur throws.

It has remained popular ever since. Its pricing level ensures that it is affordable for most situations, and has graced many hotel rooms. It has a rich combination of earthy colours, and the ability to machine or hand wash the smaller fur throws in this design, makes it very popular with pet owners; so great for pet blankets too!  If you are looking for cheap, yet good quality sofa throws or a wolf fur throw for the bed in warm grey tones with a tint of rich tan, then this economy throw is well worth consideration. 

As we produce everything ourselves, please contact us for any bespoke sizes, we are always happy to help.
As with any of our faux fur throws, if it is to be used on a white or very light leather sofa, we recommend customers request the ivory colour backings.

We do everything we can to ensure our images and descriptions are as accurate as possible, however the colours can vary on different devices, dependant on colour settings.

Please note that all throws ordered with main fur on both sides will be classed as bespoke and therefore non-returnable.

The Ashford faux fur is a striped fabric and the stripes run the length of each throw. So for example, a 150cm wide x 250cm long throw will have 250cm long stripes running down the length of the throw. We always give the width of the throw first, and so a 200cm wide x 275cm long throw will have 275cm long stripes. With some size options it may be possible to make your throw with the stripes running across instead of down the length, but you would need to contact us to discuss your requirements before placing the order. However, on a 150 x 100cm throw (59" x 39") the stripes run across the width, so are 100cm long.

Any faux fur throw in our range that is wider than 150cm (59”) will have joins. When we make the wider throws we would always use a full width centre panel (150cm) and then sew equal strips to each side to make the correct overall size required. For example, a 300cm (118”) wide throw would consist of a 75cm (29.5”) panel, then a 150cm (59”) panel, then another 75cm (29.5”) panel; making a total width of 300cm (118”) approximately. There would be no joins in the length of a throw; whatever the length required.