Stylish Jacquard Paisley Pashmina: The Ultimate Women's Accessories for Scarves & Wraps by Silver Fever Review

It looks good in the picture but I still don't have it. I got one in a different color (which I thought looked terrible). So I asked to return the one received and replace it with the correct color. I sent it back but haven't heard from since - no refund, no replacement, no word from the company. I will try to contact them again but I am losing hope.

I bought three silver gray pashmina shawls for the bridesmaids for my daughter's wedding. I chose them because of the fine weave and especially because they are said to be a 70% cashmere and 30% silk blend. Although they are beautiful, the fabric composition is 50% viscose/50% acrylic (see image). The latter was disappointing as I was led to believe I was buying real pashminas.

I bought this scarf in "Caribbean Blue" and was expecting to see it in the picture - a lighter (but not pastel) vibrant blue. What I received was definitely bright and quite cute. But it wasn't nearly as bright as in the picture. I went through dozens of pashmina pages about Revain looking for the right blue; and while I think it's beautiful, I was disappointed that it wasn't the blue color I saw in the picture. :( This blue will not properly complement the outfit I intended it for. I am very…

There is a DEFINITE color difference between these scarves. I ordered three at a time based on the picture online. Yes they are very soft, regular length and lightweight - that's what I was looking for. But the REAL color compared to the color shown online is NOT the same. The actual resulting color will be less bright, dimmer and look a little washed out. I tried washing it to see if that would make a difference, but it didn't. I still keep them because I love scarves but I'm disappointed. Was

This and other Silver Fever shawls are so beautiful, the weave is absolutely amazing, so fine and detailed. This IVORY scarf is made of 30%silk and 70%pashmina, it is so soft and easy to wrap, good length and width. I tore off the tag but the two-way tap stayed on the scarf. I contacted the seller and he told me the tape was still stuck. Carefully lift the edge of this tape and slowly remove it from the scarf fabric. He recommended holding a tissue in front of hot steam to peel off the label…