Review on 🧣 Sakkas Rayon Bamboo Solid Pashmina: Luxurious Women's Accessory by Dana Jackson

I did a little experiment with two different styles (and prices) of pashmina on Revain. I originally ordered three of these: 78" x 28" eco-friendly bamboo viscose pashmina shawl/cloak/stole, soft, firm: one in baby blue, one in teal and one in coral. They cost $15.99 each and were offered with Revain Prime. Then I decided what the heck, I'll order a cheaper variant that also offers a wide range of colors, has good reviews and is only half as expensive as the first three: Elegant PASHMINA. TENT-SCARF-TENT: I ordered a silver color that looks more like steel gray priced at $7.33 and also available through Revain Prime. STOLE is just as good as the more expensive, eco-friendly, soft, solid, bamboo viscose pashmina shawl/cloak/stole. It doesn't have the sheen that bamboo viscose pashminas have, but it's actually an advantage considering they can slip off the shoulders. It's also the only one of the four labeled 'pashmina', the authenticity of which is questionable given the low price and because they were all made in China, where it's not entirely accurate to tell the truth about such things. Standard. The weave of this pashmina is not as dense as the other three, but still very beautiful. The benefits of the more expensive bamboo viscose are just threefold: the colors are prettier with the aforementioned sheen, the weave is denser, and they're 6 inches longer. I like the longer pashmina and in fact I have one from world market that is perfect and is over 84 inches long. It drapes beautifully but costs $30. So if you're trying to decide between the more affordable $7.33 elegant pashmina shawl or the $15.99 eco-friendly, soft, solid, bamboo viscose pashmina shawl/wrap/stole, the good news is that You can't go wrong with one or the other. But if you find a color you like in a cheaper color and don't mind if it's a bit shorter, then my advice would be to go for it and save some money (or maybe buy two!).