Plain Men's Shawl with Brown Woven Border from Exotic India: Enhancing Style Review

Abraham Lincoln, like many 19th century men, wore shawls as fine clothing. Although they have fallen out of fashion in the West, they continue to be used in Asia. I envied the Indian shawls and was glad to find them online. You need that for cool or drafty. As a hand weaver, I'm impressed by the craftsmanship; and given the current price of wool yarn I could not make it at the price I paid for it. Bring back the old fashion!

I was looking for a scarf for a Regency reenactment. Most women's scarves made today are too elaborate and too short for the time. Stumbled across a men's scarf by accident, but it's just one thing! When you take off the cloth, it smells like chemicals. Although nicely packaged. I immediately put it in the wash on the gentle cycle. After washing it smelled like wet wool so I'm pretty sure it's wool. It's a little prickly because it's lambswool (not goat cashmere) but for the price it's very…

This is the only Indian Men's Scarf that I have not found from the sellers of traditional Muslim clothing or traditional Indian clothing. It's just the right size to sit comfortably in your reading chair or as a throw when you go out on a warm but windy day. It's classy without being frills, and if you've had the same experience as me you'll get plenty of envious looks and questions as to where you found it. It also makes a great gift idea and I think seniors of both sexes will particularly…