Recycled Herringbone Design Cosy Cushion

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Mar 27, 2024

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Our Woven Herringbone Natural Cushions have the softness of wool but they are in fact made from 100% recycled plastic bottles! Soft and cosy these cushions are great for use all around your home or even outside to accessorise your garden furniture on
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