Meaningful home layering with earned history

Choose Legacy Red Bottom for warmth and story

Size and fiber blend for comfort

Legacy Red Bottom exact details

Brand
Sackcloth & Ashes
Size
72” L x 60” W
Weight
2.5 lbs
Fiber Content
50% recycled acrylic
25% recycled polyester
20% recycled wool
5% other fibers
Care
Wash cool
Gentle cycle
Tumble dry low

What arrives

One Legacy Red Bottom textile item in the selected option.

Designed for indoor home spaces

Fit and function

Place or style Legacy Red Bottom according to its textile type, then follow the listed care instructions. Keep it away from uses the product does not describe, such as outdoor protection or workshop surfaces.

Textile size, weight, and care shape usage

Best as a home textile layer or gift. Match color, size, fiber content, and care needs to the room before ordering.

Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidance.

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Shipping and returns

Shipping details

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Returns policy

Return requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Damaged, defective, incorrect, or missing items are fully supported; contact Resin Society first and we will coordinate directly with the brand. Change-of-mind returns are reviewed according to the supplier's return policy and item condition.
Legacy Red Bottom

Warmth with a story

Legacy Red Bottom gathers the room in sun-washed reds, gold zigzags, and sky-blue stitches—framed by soft fringe and a quiet sense of home.

From the Legacy Collection

A blanket that remembers

Patterns of kinship

Rooms can feel unfinished—pretty but impersonal. Legacy Red Bottom carries pattern and warmth that invite people to sit longer, share more, and settle in. The generous 72 x 60 inch scale drapes a sofa, foot of bed, or shoulders without a fight. It’s a lived-in layer that looks intentional, not improvised.

Color that holds the evening

Designed by Diné weavers Naiomi and Tyler Glasses, the blanket honors a family line of making. Those crimson fields, saffron lines, and small cross motifs read as both modern and rooted, so the piece moves easily from living room to porch to guest room. It becomes part of the ritual—movie nights, morning coffee, the last conversation before lights out.

For the home that gathers

Someone who layers meaning and comfort in everyday spaces, choosing pieces with story and steady use.

In daily rotation

Keep it folded at the end of the sofa for cool evenings, then shake it out over the bed when guests arrive.
  • Home layering
  • Gifting
  • Warm neutral rooms
  • Sofa, bed, or chair styling
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Meet the Makers

Naiomi Glasses and Tyler Glasses

Sackcloth & Ashes makes mission-driven blankets built for everyday use and community impact. The company began after founder Bob Dalton’s mother experienced homelessness, and it operates a ZIP-code based, one-for-one model: for every blanket purchased another is donated to a local shelter, an approach that has supported 700+ shelters. The maker offers American-made cotton blankets designed for texture, warmth, and everyday use; when small imperfections occur those pieces are offered at a lower price. Choose Sackcloth & Ashes for well-made throws and blankets that bring genuine warmth to your home while delivering a direct, local donation.
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Helpful answers

Frequently asked questions

How big is the Legacy Red Bottom blanket?
It measures 72 inches long by 60 inches wide.
What is it made from?
A blend of 50% recycled acrylic, 25% recycled polyester, 20% recycled wool, and 5% other fibers.
How should I care for it?
Wash cool on a gentle cycle and tumble dry low.
How heavy does it feel?
It weighs 2.5 pounds, giving it a comfortable, easy-to-drape feel.
Who designed the pattern?
It’s part of the Legacy Collection by Diné weavers Naiomi Glasses and Tyler Glasses, honoring their family’s weaving tradition.