Care & Materials

The last few minutes before leaving home can be busy: apply hand cream, finish your makeup, add perfume, then reach for a scarf. A cashmere scarf sits close to the places where many of those products are used. A few small changes to the order of your routine can help keep its surface cleaner. Leave […]

It can happen in a second. Your scarf catches on a ring, a bag clasp or the teeth of a zip. You release it and notice a small loop standing above the surface. The temptation is to pull it straight or trim it away. Pause before doing either. A snag may involve yarn that is

A cashmere scarf may meet rain, a spilled drink or damp air during a journey. The important thing is not to panic or treat the fabric roughly. Cashmere responds best to patience. Remove the Scarf Carefully If your scarf becomes wet, take it off gently. Do not pull the fabric, twist it or hang it

Small balls of fibre, often called pills, can appear on cashmere after repeated wear. They are usually found in areas that experience friction, such as under a coat, near a bag strap or around the edge of a scarf. Pilling does not automatically mean that a cashmere product is defective or unsuitable. It is a

A cashmere scarf can remain beautiful for many years when it is stored with care. Storage is especially important between seasons, when a scarf may stay folded in a wardrobe for several months. The goal is simple: keep the fibre clean, dry, protected and able to breathe. Clean before storing Before putting a cashmere scarf

A cashmere scarf becomes part of daily life very quickly. It travels to work, rests over a coat, folds into a weekend bag and may eventually become a thoughtful gift. Good care does not need to be complicated. Cashmere mainly needs space, gentle handling and a little patience. Let the scarf rest after wearing After