Pink Cashmere Travel Wrap

This is 100% genuine Changthangi cashmere from Kashmir — not a blended pashmina, not viscose, not acrylic. The fibre is hand-combed from Changthangi goats raised at altitude on the Ladakhi plateau and woven into cloth in Srinagar by master weavers. Every travel wrap ships with a certificate of authenticity.

Three sizes: Stole (70 × 200 cm / 27 × 79 in, ~100g) — a classic lightweight neck scarf. Shawl (100 × 200 cm / 40 × 79 in, ~180g) — our most popular size, ideal as a travel wrap or shoulder shawl. Large Square (137 × 137 cm / 54 × 54 in, ~180g) — the most versatile for wrapping and draping. All sizes are available in over 50 hand-dyed colours.

Dry cleaning is the safest option. If you hand wash, use cold water with a small amount of baby shampoo or mild wool wash — never rub, only gently press and squeeze. Roll in a clean towel to remove excess water, then lay flat to dry away from direct heat or sunlight. Never wring, tumble dry, or hang wet. Store folded in a breathable cotton bag. With proper care, a cashmere travel wrap softens with every wash and lasts decades.

Some light pilling in the first few wears is normal for all natural cashmere — it is a sign of genuine fibre, not poor quality. Loose fibres that have not yet integrated into the weave work their way to the surface with use and washing. Simply remove pills with a cashmere comb or fabric shaver. After the first few wears, pilling stops and the fabric becomes smoother and softer.

Kashmir cashmere is approximately 8 times warmer than sheep's wool by weight due to the insulating hollow-core structure of each fibre. A 100g Stole provides noticeably more warmth than a wool scarf twice its weight. This makes it ideal for cold US winters — light enough to wear indoors, warm enough to use as your only scarf outside in temperatures above about 20°F.

Yes, for most people. Kashmir cashmere at 14–16 microns is fine enough not to trigger the itch response that coarser wools cause (which begins at around 30 microns). Our scarves are dyed with azo-free dyes, reducing chemical irritants. If you have a diagnosed wool allergy (lanolin sensitivity), cashmere is a different protein and many people with wool sensitivity wear cashmere comfortably — though individual reactions vary.

Orders ship within 24 hours from our Kashmir workshop. Delivery to the United States, Australia, UK and Canada typically takes 5–10 working days via tracked international courier. Free shipping is available on all orders over $200. All shipments are fully tracked and insured. You will receive a tracking number by email as soon as your order is dispatched.

Yes. We offer a no-questions-asked money-back guarantee on the authenticity of every scarf we sell. Each cashmere pashmina scarf is handwoven in Kashmir from 100% pure cashmere and carefully inspected before dispatch to ensure it meets our standards for genuine Kashmiri craftsmanship. Because every scarf is handmade on traditional looms, slight variations in weave, texture, or finish may occur. These small irregularities are a natural characteristic of authentic handwoven cashmere and are part of what makes each scarf unique. However, if you have any concerns about the authenticity of your cashmere travel wrap, simply contact us and we will provide a full refund with no questions asked. Our goal is to ensure every customer receives a genuine Kashmiri cashmere pashmina scarf and is completely confident in its authenticity. Please see our Delivery & Returns page for full terms.

Yes. We offer bespoke orders for custom colours, sizes, weights, and finishes — including private labelling for retail and wholesale partners. Lead times start from 6 weeks. Visit our Bespoke Design page or contact us directly to discuss your requirements.