A waffle blanket earns its warmth through structure, not bulk. The honeycomb weave holds thousands of open cells, each trapping a column of still air — insulating in cold rooms, breathing in warm ones. Ingi Studio weaves the Monolith at 300 GSM from 53% European linen and 47% long-staple cotton: heavy enough to hold a fold, open enough to stay breathable through every season.
A flat-woven blanket insulates only as well as its thickness allows. A waffle weave builds depth into the cloth itself. The raised grid lifts the surface away from the body, creating an air layer that regulates rather than simply retains. It is the same principle that makes a waffle towel dry faster than a flat one — applied to a blanket built to last decades.
Below 250 GSM a throw feels incidental and slides off furniture. Above 350 GSM it stops breathing. At 300 GSM the cloth develops enough hand to hold a fold, carries honest weight at roughly 1.5 kg, and keeps the waffle cells open enough to work. It is the narrow band where a blanket becomes an object.
Which size suits which room is a separate question. Sofa lengths, bed widths and how the cloth falls are covered under linen throws for sofa and bed.
A blanket woven in a raised honeycomb grid rather than a flat surface. The recessed cells trap air, giving warmth without added weight and allowing the cloth to breathe.
Yes. The trapped air layer insulates efficiently, and at 300 GSM the Monolith carries real weight. The same structure keeps it usable in summer, which a heavier flat weave cannot.
150 × 200 cm suits a sofa or a single bed. 200 × 230 cm covers a double or king bed with drape on both sides.
Machine wash at 40°C with similar colours, tumble dry low or line dry. The waffle deepens and softens with each wash.
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