Women's Cashmere Clothing

The women's collection includes cashmere sweaters, cardigan sets, turtlenecks, robes, lounge and pajama sets, dresses, coats, overcoats, pashmina shawls, wraps, scarves, and other versatile layers. Available styles, sizes, and colors vary by product.

Cashmere Boutique states that its cashmere apparel is made from 100% pure cashmere. The women's collection also includes pashmina-and-silk products containing roughly 65 to 70% pashmina and 30 to 35% silk. Check each product page for its exact fiber composition.

Choose a cashmere sweater or cardigan for versatile everyday layering, a robe or lounge set for comfort at home, and a cashmere coat or overcoat for colder-weather outerwear. Pashmina shawls and wraps offer flexible layers for travel, work, evenings, and special occasions.

Pashmina and cashmere are the same natural fiber. "Pashmina" is the traditional Indian and Persian term for cashmere. The distinction on product pages usually relates to construction or composition, such as pure pashmina versus a pashmina-and-silk blend.

Pure pashmina products are made from 100% cashmere and are described as softer, warmer, and heavier. Pashmina-silk blends combine roughly 65 to 70% pashmina with 30 to 35% silk, creating a lighter drape and a subtle silk sheen.

Compare your bust, waist, and hip measurements with the Women's Size Guide and the measurements listed on the individual product page. For coats and dresses, measure the length from the highest point of your shoulder downward to understand where the garment will fall.

Ply describes the number of yarn strands twisted together. Cashmere Boutique generally lists women's sweaters, cardigans, and robes as three or four ply, shawls and wraps as three ply, and overcoats as four ply. Pashmina-silk shawls, wraps, and scarves may be two ply. Check the individual product specifications, as construction can vary.

Cashmere Boutique states that its cashmere sweaters, robes, shawls, blankets, and pashmina items are made in Nepal. Its cashmere coats and jackets are made in China, while scarves may be produced in Nepal or China. Confirm the country of origin on each product page.

Dry cleaning is recommended for cashmere and pashmina products. Eligible garments may be gently hand washed in lukewarm water without bleach, twisting, or wringing, then reshaped and dried flat away from direct heat and sunlight. Cashmere coats, jackets, and pants should not be washed at home.

Some pilling is normal after repeated wear, because friction gathers loose fibers on the surface, particularly where the garment rubs against bags, belts, jewelry, or other clothing. Pills can be gently removed by laying the garment flat and using a cashmere comb or fabric shaver.