- Is this scarf warm enough for winter?
- Yes. Pure cashmere traps heat well for its light weight, so it handles cold days under a coat collar. It is not windproof, so it is less suited to exposed, gusty conditions.
- How do I wash a 100% cashmere scarf?
- Hand wash in cool water with a gentle wool detergent, then press out water in a towel and dry flat. Never wring it or put it in a machine, and store it folded with cedar to deter moths.
- Will the ribbed knit stretch out?
- Ribbed cashmere has some give and recovers after wear, but hanging it can pull it out of shape. Fold it rather than hang it, and reshape it while damp after washing.
- Is one size enough for men and women?
- The scarf is listed as one size and adult, so it is a unisex length meant to wrap or drape. Taller wearers may find it shorter than a long blanket scarf.
- How does it compare with a cashmere-blend scarf?
- Pure cashmere is softer and warmer than blends with wool or synthetic fibers, and it pills less than low-grade blends. It also costs more and demands hand washing, where many blends are machine washable.
- Does brown suit most coats?
- Brown pairs well with navy, camel, gray, olive and black outerwear. It is a muted, natural tone rather than a bright accent, so it reads as understated.
- Where is the Brunello Cucinelli Brown Cashmere Scarf cheapest?
- At Seymayka, for $637.30, 16% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Brunello Cucinelli Brown Cashmere Scarf?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Seymayka, Base Blu, D'aniello Boutique, Nordstrom, Mytheresa.