Cornflower Herringbone Cotton Throw

Item #: W4608

Dimensions: 50" x 70"

Description

The classic herringbone design in this beautiful cornflower blue throw blanket has been recreated from our archives. 100% cotton, 50" x 70". Machine wash and dry. Made in Amana, Iowa, USA!

Shipping Policy

We make shipping easy and straightforward. All items, with the exception of larger furniture and clock pieces*, will ship at a flat rate of $10.95 (5-7 days on average).

We know it is hard to wait for your Amana products, which is why we give you the option to upgrade to two-day shipping.

Regardless of which option you choose, we will always neatly package your items and send them by either UPS or USPS, depending on what is best for your order.

*Items that require ABF freight or set up/delivery, by the Amana Furniture Shop, will be noted in the checkout process and will be the only shipping option listed.

Care Instructions

Before use, to remove excess fibers, air fluff with no heat in dryer.

Machine wash separately in cold water only. Air fluff with no heat in dryer to remove excess lint and relax wrinkles. Line dry.

Please note: It is normal for cotton to shed the first few washings with some shrinkage occurring.

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Built on a tradition of precision and excellence. Doing things the right way—not the easy way—comes natural to us. Our products are made to be better because the work we do reflects who we are. Discover how Amana is woven into every textile we create.

Reviews

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By: Linda Funkhouser | Feb 6, 2018

Peanut Butter

Excellent workmanship and quality

By: Christopher Laub | Aug 27, 2015

Great Quality Throw Blanket!

My wife and I have purchased four or five of these blankets and the quality is never subpar. There is no way a Chinese or other "Sweat Shop," slave labor market can produce a product this well. The price has gone up, but it is worth the extra money for not only physical quality but also avoiding health hazards that come with Asian clothing and blankets, due to the anti-fugal and anti-mildew chemical which are sprayed on textiles that cross the ocean in containers. Look it up and you'll fined hundreds of chemicals not allowed to be used in the U.S. because they are known carcinogens, but are allowed to be imported from China and other Asian countries. Just "Food for Thought."