- Is this sweater really 100% cashmere?
- Yes, the listed composition is 100% cashmere, with no wool or synthetic fiber blended in. That matters because many sweaters sold as cashmere are blends, which feel different and pill differently.
- How should I wash a cashmere turtleneck?
- Hand wash in cool water with a gentle detergent, press out the water without wringing, and dry flat away from heat. Dry cleaning is also fine. Never machine wash or tumble dry it.
- Will it pill?
- Some pilling is normal on soft cashmere, especially where sleeves rub against bags or a coat. Remove pills with a fabric comb or sweater shaver, and the surface settles after the first few wears.
- How does it compare with a cashmere blend?
- Pure cashmere is softer, lighter and warmer for its weight than blends with wool or synthetics. Blends are usually more durable and easier to wash, so choose this one if softness and warmth matter more than low-maintenance care.
- What sizes and colors are available?
- The listed size is XS and the color is white. Check the size chart for chest and length measurements, since cashmere knits can run close to the body.
- What can I wear it with?
- It layers well under a blazer, coat or leather jacket, and pairs with tailored trousers, denim or a midi skirt. The high neck means you can skip a scarf in mild cold.
- Where is the Semper Cashmere Turtleneck Sweater cheapest?
- At Balardi, for $567.00, as of our latest check.