Cashmere cashmere scarf/shawl hand-dyed gradient ring velvet black gray suitable for all seasons

Cashmere shawl scarf (Cashmere) This product is made of high-quality cashmere from goat neck and belly, which provides excellent warmth in winter. Gradient dyeing and weaving highlight the high-end texture of the scarf! Suitable for giving as a gift or for personal use, you can also purchase an exquisite gift box (the scarf in the gift box is for reference only) Size: 70 cm X 200 cm Material: Cashmere Origin: Nepal Count: 200 Weight: about 70 grams Production: handmade Cashmere means "cashmere". Most goats live in the Himalayan mountains at an altitude of 15,000 feet. In order to resist the cold, they will grow a layer of soft "fleece" in late autumn to increase warmth. This kind of down is the most abundant among animal fibers. It is a thin type that not only has excellent warmth retention properties, but is also known as "diamond fiber" because of its softness, luster and elasticity. The biggest difference between cashmere and ordinary wool is: 1. Cashmere does not feel heavy or tingling to the touch. 2. Cashmere has the characteristics of irregular curls and slenderness. When it is made into a scarf, it will form an air layer, which not only prevents the invasion of cold air from outside, but also blocks the dispersion of body temperature, and has excellent thermal insulation effect. 3. Coupled with the good elasticity of wool, it is not easy to wrinkle and can quickly restore its original beautiful shape after folding. Suitable for: spring, autumn and winter, air-conditioned rooms, traveling abroad (also suitable for snow countries) There is a slight color difference between the photo and the actual product, and hand dyeing cannot be perfect. If you mind, please do not take the photo! Things to note: 1. The material is soft, dry cleaning and low-temperature ironing are recommended. Do not bleach or high-temperature ironing. 2. Avoid wearing other metal ornaments and accessories at the same time to avoid snagging 3. The fibers of cashmere are very fine, and 100% Cashmere will occasionally have snagging. This is a very normal phenomenon. If there is snagging, do not cut the cashmere, just use your hands to gently straighten it along the cashmere weaving direction. 4. If there are lint balls, gently remove them with your hands. Do not use a brush. 5. There may be color differences in the photos, the hand-woven texture is fine but not perfect, and the edge of the scarf is fluffy. 6. Made in Nepal, no fixative is added. If there is any fading or fading, it is normal.