Cashmere Scarf
- Super soft texture
- Woven herringbone pattern
- Frayed edging
- Very warm with no excessive bulk
- Crafted by visual and hearing impaired men and women in Nepal
- Measuring approx 200 cm x 40 cm
- Ethically made in Nepal
- Handmade using cruelty free responsibly sourced wool
Our super warm cashmere / wool blended scarves are the perfect Winter accessory - streamlined and stylish, yet not itchy or bulky.
Cashmere is a luxury fibre spun from the down (not wool) of Himalayan mountain goats. These animals live in intense cold during the Winter and grow an extra fine layer of soft fluffy down to keep warm. This down is then shed as the temperature starts to warm in Spring, allowing locals to collect, spin and sell the fibre to our producers.
- Super soft texture
- Woven herringbone pattern
- Frayed edging
- Very warm with no excessive bulk
- Crafted by visual and hearing impaired men and women in Nepal
- Measuring approx 200 cm x 40 cm
- Ethically made in Nepal
- Handmade using cruelty free responsibly sourced wool
Our super warm cashmere / wool blended scarves are the perfect Winter accessory - streamlined and stylish, yet not itchy or bulky.
Cashmere is a luxury fibre spun from the down (not wool) of Himalayan mountain goats. These animals live in intense cold during the Winter and grow an extra fine layer of soft fluffy down to keep warm. This down is then shed as the temperature starts to warm in Spring, allowing locals to collect, spin and sell the fibre to our producers.
Original: $14.22
-70%$14.22
$4.27Description
- Super soft texture
- Woven herringbone pattern
- Frayed edging
- Very warm with no excessive bulk
- Crafted by visual and hearing impaired men and women in Nepal
- Measuring approx 200 cm x 40 cm
- Ethically made in Nepal
- Handmade using cruelty free responsibly sourced wool
Our super warm cashmere / wool blended scarves are the perfect Winter accessory - streamlined and stylish, yet not itchy or bulky.
Cashmere is a luxury fibre spun from the down (not wool) of Himalayan mountain goats. These animals live in intense cold during the Winter and grow an extra fine layer of soft fluffy down to keep warm. This down is then shed as the temperature starts to warm in Spring, allowing locals to collect, spin and sell the fibre to our producers.
