Natural Throw Blankets: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 26, 2026
Browse 15 listings for Natural Throw Blankets, including options from Saint Bernard and Boll & Branch. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 15 displayed listings with prices are listed from $142.00 to $844.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The names show many natural fibers such as wool, cotton and hand-woven yarns, and most include the word “Natural” to highlight the material.
When choosing a throw, compare the maker’s description of the fiber, wool throws are warm and may need gentle washing, while cotton throws are lighter and easier to care for. Hand-woven pieces often have unique textures but can vary in size, so check the dimensions listed by the brand.
Look for any care instructions the maker provides, especially for wool or blended fabrics, and verify the size will fit your intended space before buying.
Mantas Ezcaray Twist Frame Throw Blanket
Saint Bernard
$286.90
Mantas Ezcaray Stitching Throw Blanket
Saint Bernard
$430.00
Summer Crochet Throw Blanket - Natural
Boll & Branch
$314.13
Hand Woven Throw Blanket
ettitude
$309.00
Norlha | Nomad Net Trace Throw Blanket in Natural Yak & Golden Brown
Rennes
$650.00
Frontier Wool Throw Blanket - Natural
Faribault Mill
$158.00
Yves Delorme Club Throw - Natural
Fine Linen and Bath
$475.00
Ashby Wool Throw Blanket - Natural
Faribault Mill
$142.00
Cirillo Throw Blanket
Bella Vita
$690.00
Hand Woven Herringbone Throw Blanket
ettitude
$389.00
Sferra Renna Throw Blanket - Natural
Fine Linen and Bath
$734.00
Home Treasures Mulberry Throw - Natural White
Fine Linen and Bath
$844.00
SDH Lavagna by the Purists Bedding - Natural
Fine Linen and Bath
$261.00
SDH Eton by The Purists Bedding - Natural
Fine Linen and Bath
$401.00
SDH Emma by the Purists Bedding - Natural
Fine Linen and Bath
$504.00
Questions
What material should I pick for a warm throw?
Check the product description for wool or wool blends, which the maker notes as warm, and follow any specific washing guidance.
Are the sizes the same for all throws?
Sizes can differ; compare the exact dimensions listed for each model.
How do I know if a throw is machine washable?
Look for the maker’s care label or instructions; many cotton throws are machine safe, while wool may require hand wash.
Is a higher price an indicator of better quality?
Price alone does not guarantee quality; review the material composition and brand reputation for each throw.