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Quilts & Bedding FAQ

What’s the difference between Kantha, Sashiko, and block print quilts?

Each tradition uses a distinct technique. Kantha quilts are hand-stitched using layers of cotton, Sashiko quilts feature decorative reinforcement stitching rooted in Japanese mending traditions, while block print quilts are created by hand-printing fabric with carved wooden blocks before quilting.

Are Slow Roads handmade quilts all unique?

Because they’re made by hand, every quilt contains subtle variations in stitching, pattern, and finish. These differences reflect the maker’s process and are part of what makes each textile special.

What natural fibers are used in your bedding?

Our bedding collection includes cotton quilts, alpaca throw blankets, Italian linen throws, wool blankets, and handwoven textiles chosen for their comfort, durability, and ability to age beautifully over time.

How do I care for handmade quilts?

Care recommendations vary by textile, so we recommend following the instructions on each product page. With proper care, handmade quilts and woven blankets are designed to be enjoyed for many years and often become softer with continued use.