Featherweight Cashmere Scarves: Effortless Warmth without the Bulk
Imagine a crisp spring morning in the Alps or a breezy summer night by the sea. You reach into your bag for a whisper-light scarf and drape it over your...
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Why Cashmere Bed Socks Are the Coziest Upgrade to Your Nightly Routine
If you’re looking for the coziest upgrade to your nightly routine, cashmere bed socks may be the answer. From the moment you slip them on, you’ll experience a sensation of...
Cashmere Wraps 101: How to Choose the Right Weight, Size, and Style
Few accessories marry warmth and elegance as effortlessly as a cashmere wrap. For centuries, draping oneself in fine cashmere has been a quietly luxurious way to stay cozy – a...
Grades of Cashmere: Grade A, B, and C Explained
Cashmere is a type of ultra-soft fiber obtained from the fine undercoat of cashmere goats, renowned for its unparalleled softness and warmth. This luxurious fiber is hand-combed from goats in...
Effortless Fall Layering: Styling Cashmere Scarves & Wraps
As autumn arrives, it’s time to embrace the versatile elegance of cashmere wraps and scarves. These luxurious accessories epitomize refined, quiet luxury style – adding instant polish and warmth to...
Recommended Reading for Cashmere Lovers
Those who love cashmere may be interested in a recent article featured in the Wall Street Journal about the rising cost of cashmere yarns.
The Wonders of Cashmere
We are often asked what makes cashmere so special, and why it is so expensive. I’d like to take a stab at this.
Italian Cashmere and Silk: A Centuries' Old Tradition
One of Alpine Cashmere’s production partners is based in Como, Italy, a city renowned for many centuries for its textile prowess and ingenuity. This producer was founded in 1945 and...
What Exactly Is Featherweight Cashmere?
When many people first encounter Alpine Cashmere featherweight cashmere scarves, they often ask the same question. Is that really cashmere?