Once considered a precious luxury for but a few, cashmere has become increasingly affordable to those who realize that true value lies not in cost, but in quality. Cashmere is a natural fiber that improves with age, like a fine wine; and, like genuine pearls, cashmere is meant to be worn.

Over the years, the cashmere scarf earned a well-deserved niche as an accessory fundamental to one's attire. Today, the popularity of the cashmere throw rivals that of the cashmere scarf; it is a luxury item that serves many uses.

Gloriously soft, a cascade of cashmere, thrown in elegant array over the arm of a sofa or chair, spills pools of richly-hued luxury into the rooms of your home. Folded across the foot of a bed, the cashmere throw becomes a boudoir scarf, inviting you to cuddle in a finely woven, downy-soft cocoon for a relaxing cat nap. Grazing your shoulders, the cashmere throw becomes an oversized stole or shawl. A classic evening cover-up, the cashmere throw comforts you when there is a bit of chill in the air, or—in warm climates—protects you from the blasts of air conditioning. Sporty or dressy, the cashmere throw worn as a stole enhances an elegant cocktail dress or lends decadently rich colour and sophistication to "jeans casual" style.

The cashmere throw is "classic" in the true sense of the word; it sets a standard for luxury whether in traditional colours or trend-setting tones. Characteristically of heirloom quality, there is nothing better given or received than the gift of cashmere—a gift that needs no card.
Cashmere itself says, "I know quality, and my relationship with you is quality."


Treat Yourself Like Cashmere