- Is this scarf warm enough for winter?
- Yes. Pure cashmere traps warmth well for its weight, and the scarf is wide enough to wrap once. In severe cold, pair it with a coat collar that closes high.
- How does it compare with a Loro Piana cashmere scarf?
- Both are Italian, pure cashmere and similarly understated. Loro Piana offers more colorways and weights; this one stands out for its green and gray check.
- Can I wash it at home?
- No. It is dry clean only. Hand washing in cold water is sometimes done with cashmere, but it risks the finish and the shape, so follow the label.
- Will it pill?
- Some pilling is normal for cashmere, especially where it rubs against a coat. Remove pills with a cashmere comb and let the scarf rest between wears.
- What colors does the check come in?
- This version is green and gray. The check is muted, so it reads as a solid from a distance and pairs with navy, gray and camel.
- Is one size enough for tall wearers?
- It is a standard length, so most people can wrap it once. Very tall wearers may find it short for a double loop.
- Where is the Brunello Cucinelli Cashmere Scarf cheapest?
- At Spinnaker, for $581.20, 21% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Brunello Cucinelli Cashmere Scarf?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Spinnaker, YOOX, Mytheresa.