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Accessories
The pieces here weigh next to nothing and work harder than almost anything else you own. A travel wrap that turns a cold flight or an over-chilled office into a non-event. Gloves fine enough to feel the world through. A ribbed hat that keeps its shape season after season. Every piece is knit from 100% cashmere — warmth without bulk, softness you notice every single time.
Accessories
Accessories are where cashmere makes the most sense per ounce. The fiber's warmth-to-weight advantage — finer than wool, trapping more air per gram — matters most in the pieces that sit against your most sensitive skin: your neck, your hands, your forehead. That's why a cashmere hat never leaves the itchy red line a wool one does, and why gloves this thin still work in real cold.
The Cashmere Travel Wrap is the one to start with if you're choosing just one — big enough to work as a scarf, a shawl, or a blanket on a plane, and light enough to disappear into a tote when you land. The Cashmere Gloves keep enough dexterity for keys and screens, and the ribbed hats hold their structure without pressing. If you'd rather browse by piece, travel wraps and scarves, shrugs and ponchos, and hats and gloves each have their own dedicated collections in the menu.
These are also the pieces people give — one size fits most, no guessing on measurements, and the moment of putting on cashmere for the first time does the rest. Care is simple: dry cleaning is the default we recommend, and stored folded, a well-made piece lasts far beyond the season you bought it for.
The Cashmere Travel Wrap is the one to start with if you're choosing just one — big enough to work as a scarf, a shawl, or a blanket on a plane, and light enough to disappear into a tote when you land. The Cashmere Gloves keep enough dexterity for keys and screens, and the ribbed hats hold their structure without pressing. If you'd rather browse by piece, travel wraps and scarves, shrugs and ponchos, and hats and gloves each have their own dedicated collections in the menu.
These are also the pieces people give — one size fits most, no guessing on measurements, and the moment of putting on cashmere for the first time does the rest. Care is simple: dry cleaning is the default we recommend, and stored folded, a well-made piece lasts far beyond the season you bought it for.