Women's Cashmere Scarves, Wraps & Bandanas

A scarf is a long, narrow piece typically worn around the neck while a wrap is larger and more versatile. It is often used to drape over the shoulders or layer as outerwear. Meanwhile, a bandana is a smaller square worn around the neck, head or wrist as a casual accessory.

Yes, cashmere is naturally breathable and temperature-regulating, making it perfect for cool summer evenings or travel. We also have a range of lightweight cashmere scarves for you to choose from including this ampersand printed scarf.

All of our cashmere scarves and wraps are made from Grade-A Mongolian cashmere for superior softness and longevity. However, our collection includes some cashmere-merino wool blends. These combine the softness of cashmere with the structure of fine merino wool. This results in a slightly heavier, more durable knit with a crisper feel and more bounce.

Cashmere benefits from gentle care. Airing between wears, washing sparingly in cool water with a dedicated wool detergent, and storing folded rather than hung will help preserve softness and shape over time.

Natural pilling can occur initially with even the finest cashmere, but this settles with wear and can be removed gently using a cashmere comb.

A cashmere scarf is typically narrower and designed for everyday layering around the neck, while a cashmere wrap offers more coverage and versatility. Oversized wraps can be worn as a shawl, draped over tailoring, folded as a travel layer, or wrapped around the shoulders on colder evenings.

If you’re deciding between the two, our guide to cashmere wraps and shawls explores the different shapes, styling options, and when each one comes into its own.

A cashmere wrap is one of the hardest-working pieces in a wardrobe. Wear it loosely draped over knitwear and tailoring during the day, wrapped around the neck like a scarf on colder mornings, or over eveningwear in place of a heavier coat.

It’s also one of the few accessories that travels exceptionally well — useful on trains, flights, long walks, and over-air-conditioned restaurants alike.

For more ideas on how to wear your cashmere scarf across different settings and seasons, take a look at our cashmere scarf guide.

Yes, particularly when the cashmere is lightweight, breathable, and made from high-quality fibres. A well-made cashmere wrap works across seasons: layered over a coat in winter, carried onto flights in spring, or draped over bare shoulders on cooler summer evenings.

The key is choosing natural fibres with warmth without heaviness. A-grade cashmere regulates temperature remarkably well, which is why many people reach for cashmere year-round rather than only in deep winter.

Cashmere offers something synthetics struggle to replicate: warmth, breathability, softness, and lightness all at once. High-quality cashmere insulates without overheating and feels noticeably softer against the skin.

It’s also the kind of piece people tend to keep for years rather than seasons — less about trend, more about daily usefulness and enduring comfort.