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August 30, 2026
Mohair Throw Size Guide: Lap, Sofa or King?

Not sure which mohair throw size to choose? Our guide covers small, large and king sizes so you pick the perfect throw for your sofa, armchair or bed.

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Why Does New Zealand Always Get One Final Cold Snap Before Spring?

New Zealand was hit by an Antarctic cold snap again this August. Here's why it happens almost every year, and how to get through it comfortably.

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7 Ways to Get Through New Zealand's Last Cold Snap Before Spring

An Antarctic cold snap has hit New Zealand again this August. Here are 7 practical ways to stay warm at home until spring finally arrives.

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How to Wear a Scarf

Discover five elegant ways to wear and style a kid mohair scarf this autumn and winter. From the classic drape to a travel wrap, find your favourite look.

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The Art of Winter Nesting: Creating a Hygge-Inspired Home for 2026

As the crisp New Zealand winter approaches in 2026, a distinct shift is happening in how we view our living spaces. According to the latest interior design and wellness forecasts,...

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The 2026 Winter Colour Palette: Choosing the Right Throw for Your Home

Colour has a profound impact on how a room feels. As we move into the New Zealand winter of 2026, interior design colour palettes are shifting dramatically. The cool, stark...

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The Ultimate Luxury Winter Gift Guide for 2026 (New Zealand Edition)

Finding the perfect gift during the winter months can be a challenge. Whether you are shopping for a July birthday, a winter wedding, a housewarming present for a new homeowner,...

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Is Mohair Warmer Than Wool? The Definitive Guide to Winter Warmth

Searching for the warmest natural throw blanket for winter? Discover the science behind mohair insulation and find out if mohair is actually warmer than sheep's wool.

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Why Your Feet Need Mohair Socks This Winter

Say goodbye to cold, sweaty feet. Discover why natural mohair socks outperform synthetic blends for hiking, farming, and everyday winter warmth.

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