Mika Wool Throw

Name: Mika Wool Throw
Brand: J.J. Textile

J.J. Textile

£66.24

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Crafted in 100% wool, this throw has a unique design that would make a stand-out accessory to any home. It is beautiful, cosy and stylish in a soft grey and black with a pop of pink – a perfect item to have around all year round. As a bonus, the throw has an inverted colour scheme on the reverse, giving you two blankets in one and allowing you to use it as best suits your style. Draped on the sofa, it will be the envy of all who see it. Happy living with friendly designs! 130 x 190 cm (51 x 75 in) 100% Pure Wool Crafted in 100% wool, this throw has a unique design that would make a stand-out a

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as J.J. TEXTILE LIMITED, number 09414221. Checked 2026-08-29.
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No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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Mika Wool Throw

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