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Felted Cashmere Scarves

Felting gives cashmere a denser, smoother surface than a plain knit — it holds warmth without the bulk, and it won't shed the way a loose weave does. Long enough to wrap twice or drape once, finished with a fringed edge, and knit from 100% cashmere in Nepal. One size — browse the colors in stock just below.

Felted Cashmere Scarves

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Felted cashmere scarves


A scarf is the layer you put on last and take off first, so it has to be easy — soft enough to sit against your neck all day, warm enough to matter, and light enough that you forget it's there once you're moving. Felting is what makes this one behave: the cashmere is gently worked until the surface closes up, which gives it more warmth per gram and a cleaner drape than an open knit.


What felting actually does


Felted cashmere has a denser, smoother face than a standard knit. That closes the tiny gaps a loose weave leaves, so less heat escapes, and it means the scarf holds its shape rather than stretching long over a season. It also sheds far less — the usual complaint about soft knits worn against a dark coat. There's more on what makes cashmere different if you want the detail.


How to wear it


Long enough to wrap twice at the neck for real cold, or hang once over a coat when it's more about finishing the outfit than fighting the weather. The fringed edge gives it a softer end than a cut hem, which is what keeps it from reading formal.


What to wear it with


A cashmere beanie and gloves are knit from the same yarn, so a set sits together properly — and the gap between hat and collar is where most warmth is lost. If you want something wider that can double as a blanket, see the cashmere travel wraps. Everything sits together in wraps and scarves.


Caring for it — and easy returns


We recommend dry cleaning to keep the felted surface even and the color true. If you're experienced with washing cashmere at home, use cool water and a gentle detergent, press the water out rather than wringing, and dry flat away from heat — never hang it, since the weight of the water pulls it long. If it isn't right, exchanges and store credit are easy within 21 days — see our Return & Refund Policy.

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