Home / Blankets and Throws / CleanBamboo Cashmere Alternative Throw Blanket

Ettitude Vegan Cashmere Woven Throw Blanket Home & Garden > Linens & Bedding > Bedding > Quilts & Comforters Ettitude

CleanBamboo Cashmere Alternative Throw Blanket Blankets and Throws Ettitude One Size Oat

CleanBamboo Cashmere Alternative Throw Blanket Blankets and Throws Ettitude One Size Graphite

CleanBamboo Cashmere Alternative Throw Blanket

Name: CleanBamboo Cashmere Alternative Throw Blanket
Brand: Ettitude
SKU: VCTB04300OS
Price: 169.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Ettitude

$169 Final Sale

Free shipping $100+. Easy returns.

Bedding Size:

One Size

Color: Oat

Oat
Graphite

Ready to Ship

Product details

Made with 100% CleanBamboo fibers
50” x 70”
PETA-Approved Vegan
Hypoallergenic and gentle on sensitive skin
STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® SH065 176027 TESTEX (aka no harmful chemicals)
250 GSM
Loop embroidery detail
Twisted and knotted tassels
Ethically made in China* at third-party certified factories

Better than cashmere is here. This Woven Throw Blanket was designed to be just as soft as regular cashmere (but way more sustainable). Made from CleanBamboo® fibers, this bamboo Woven Throw Blanket will wrap you and your space in eco-luxury. With a plush feel and dreamy drape, throw it wherever you please for a cozy, luxe refresh.

CleanBamboo® is Ettitude's unique, patented fabric that no other company can make. Unique due to the process, CleanBamboo® is bamboo lyocell, which never uses caustic soda or other harmful chemicals like the traditional viscose. Additionally, Ettitude only uses regenerative plants for their fibers and fabrics. It is the first ever fully traceable and a closed loop system for bamboo.

Care:Hand wash cycle with cold water and spin setting on low. Lay flat to air dry. Avoid bleach and fabric softener. Dry clean optional. Some pilling is normal for natural fibers. To prevent excess pilling, avoid fabric softeners, dryer balls, and friction with other rough fabrics.

*Ettitude has committed to only work with cut and sew factories that are certified by globally recognized ethical third party auditors including BSCI, WRAP and SEDEX. Their supplier Code of Conduct sets ethical and sustainable standards for all levels of the supply chain, from farm to factory, and is based on well-respected and recognized international standards. Additionally, bamboo is indigenous to China, making it possible to source raw materials nearby the factories, reducing travel miles and CO2 emissions early in the production process.

Made Trade Verified

Sustainable Materials

Vegan

Women Owned

Have a question about a product? Need help with sizing, fit, or customizing a product? Ask us anything and our Customer Support team will be happy to assist you!

Meet the maker Ettitude

Ettitude creates the most luxuriously silky-soft bedding, bath linens, and sleepwear made exclusively from 100% certified organic bamboo. The organic bamboo comes from FSC-certified forests where it's milled into a strong bamboo lyocell fabric. The result is breathable, buttery soft, water-saving, naturally dyed, vegan, and OEKO-TEX certified products. Their sheets, towels, and sleepwear are so magnificent, you may never leave your bedroom again. What’s also amazing about the lyocell production process is that Ettitude utilizes a closed-loop process that minimizes waste by reusing and recycling water to make their fabric. Even Ettitude’s packaging consists of deadstock fabric from their manufacturing process. Ettitude is a women-owned company and a member of 1% for the Planet. They work with Certified WRAP (Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production) manufacturers who pay a living wage to all their employees.

Sustainable Materials

Vegan

Women Owned

Handcrafted

BIPOC Owned

Fair Trade

Recycled/ Upcycled

Made in USA

We independently verify and vet every product.

We did the hard work, so you don't have to. On Made Trade, you can shop freely, knowing each piece was expertly crafted with responsibly sourced and sustainable materials, made with ethical and fair labor, and the makers and artisans were paid fair living wages. Just look for any of these value icons on the product page!