Review on Fishers Finery Womens Cashmere Fringe Women's Accessories : Scarves & Wraps by Carey Kocik

I already have a few cashmere plaids so I know what to expect. If it makes sense, this cashmere cape is "knit" rather than "woven", so it stretches like a t-shirt, while my other cashmere wraps are non-stretch. It's a little bulkier, takes up a little more room than my very thin cashmere shawls, and the fringes are shorter than any of my other shawls. However, it's just the perfect piece to wrap up on slightly chilly summer mornings before the heat hits; It works well in the car with the AC on and I don't want to turn off the AC or put on a warm coat. It will be a great scarf or cape in the cold season. It's tight and draped, but not too thick. Very well packaged, well packaged, arrived quickly. I got it for myself as a birthday present and I'm very happy. Edit: I've owned the scarf for a year and four months now. Although I haven't worn it *every* day for the last year - we've had 114 Fahrenheit days in the summer - this is the scarf I reach for every time. I rarely wear my other scarves. I probably wore it more than half the days I had it. I wear it in the summer when I go camping on the coast because it's usually around 50-60F there. I design my wardrobe with a minimalist "everything goes with everything” capsule wardrobe with a focus on merino and cashmere, and it's one of my most important and versatile pieces of clothing.