💫 Stunning Paisley Jacquard Pashmina: A Glamorous Silver Women's Accessory, Scarf & Wrap Review

Royal Blue - Darker than expected - color not as bright as pictured BUT still pretty and I wear it often! I have ordered several pashmina shawls from different sellers and found that the colors are never the same as in the photo, but I liked them all. This lightweight scarf feels like a blend of cotton and viscose. The attached label can be easily peeled off if done carefully.

Blue/Purple (aa) Very nice colour, same as photo. There is a difference between the front and back (in the 1st photo the front is bluer / in the 2nd photo the back is pinker and the pattern is rougher), but it's not noticeable. Light to medium weight, slightly loose fabric. Soft, but not as soft as bamboo, but I have the perfect "fix". For the warmest winter scarf I sew 2 together and back them with a black bamboo Sakkas scarf. Bamboo is softer on the skin, No Pill! (unlike the awful acrylic)…

Bought for my mum to put in the bag I gave her for Christmas. This is a really nice scarf at a great price. Soft with a subtle pattern of black on dark purple. Very pretty. I'm updating this review because I've already bought 5 of these gorgeous scarves! I kept some and donated some. Recipients are always amazed at the softness and beautiful fabric. This is a really beautiful pashmina - it is so much more than the price, I just wanted to change my rating to let buyers know that when they see…

Very delicate, delicate pattern complements the white hair. This pashmina is made from 30% silk and 70% finely textured Himalayan goat hair yarn that never itch. Therefore, compared to pure silk fabric, the fabric is less slippery and warmer for cold weather, but still quite silky to have that sheen that speaks of chic dress-up events year-round. With so many weaves, patterns and colors on offer, there's one for every new outfit, especially at a great price. I wear them as stoles in AC Coolness

The product is as is. It's a cheap scarf, obviously not silk or pashmina, whatever it is. Real pashmina labels say "cashmere", not "pashmina". The color is also too iridescent to be real pashmina. The gold color of the thread visually blends with the red making it orange, but also the large band of "gold" is orange, so the scarf is actually ORANGE, not red and gold. The photo is wrong and probably taken with a poor quality camera and then color corrected; This is another reason I don't usually…