- Is this scarf warm enough for winter?
- Yes for most city winters. The cashmere is warm for its weight, but the narrow width leaves more neck exposed than a wide scarf, so it works best layered under a coat collar.
- How is it different from Burberry's standard check scarf?
- It is cut narrower. The standard scarf is wider and gives more coverage; this one is slimmer, so it knots more easily and sits flatter under a jacket.
- Can I wash it at home?
- No. It is dry clean only. Hand washing risks felting and shrinkage on cashmere, so follow the care label.
- Will it pill?
- Cashmere can pill where it rubs, especially at the neck and against bag straps. Remove pills with a cashmere comb and rest the scarf between wears.
- Is the check pattern on both sides?
- The scarf is woven in the check, so the pattern shows on both faces, though the reverse may look slightly softer in tone.
- Is it a good gift?
- Yes if the recipient likes classic check and already wears scarves. The one-size cut and neutral beige make it easy to match with coats.
- Where is the Burberry Narrow Check Cashmere Scarf cheapest?
- At Rue La La, for $399.99, 17% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Burberry Narrow Check Cashmere Scarf?
- 7 stores we checked sell it, including Rue La La, Balardi, Sugar, Selfridges, Seymayka.