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The vibrant design on this polar fleece blanket is by legendary pop artist Keith Haring. His distinctive style came out of the 80s New York graffiti scene, and despite his premature death in 1990, his work is as recognisable today as it was during his lifetime. The Burrows blanket is cut nice and big so you can swaddle yourself right up in it, and the soft brushed polar fleece is both warm and lightweight. Like all Slowtide's synthetics, it's made from 100% recycled post-consumer waste, which in this case mostly means discarded plastic bottles. Not a bad fate for an old Evian bottle
If you’re planning to hit the beach or the pool, a towel is one of the first things you grab, right? But it’s not something you really think about. The guys at Slowtide do though. Founded by way of California and Hawaii in 2015, Slowtide was the vision of three beach-loving friends who decided it was time to elevate a daily essential into a functional piece of art. When they looked at a beach towel spread out on the sand, they saw a blank canvas – a way to showcase the work of up and coming artists, photographers and creators while producing a premium, sustainable product.
The result is a collection of eye-catching and distinctive towels that are universally useful. From sourcing eco-friendly fibres to obsessing over details like size, weight, weaving techniques, hanging loops, and reusable packaging, quite frankly, they’ve thought of it all. Inspired by a love for the ocean and other elements of nature, Slowtide blankets, robes and towels are for every lover of the outdoors.
