David Fussenegger

An Austrian blanket maker that's been weaving in the same corner of the Alps since 1832 — before Belgium existed as a country, before teddy bears, before pretty much everything else on this site. They survived a fire that took out their entire yarn stock in 1945 and just kept weaving. That's the kind of stubbornness we respect.

Their jacquard throws and blankets are the sort of thing you buy once and hand down, not the kind you replace every winter. Cozy, well-made, quietly Alpine — exactly what a cottage blanket should be.