Luxury Looms

You've just bought a beautiful cashmere sweater, thrown it into the wash, and discovered that it is now two sizes too small. Now what? You probably think you've ruined it and have to throw it away...

Cashmere is well-known for being the fiber of kings and 'fabric gold.' For years, cashmere has been celebrated for its incredible qualities that go beyond the boundaries of fashion and comfort. Wi...

When you think of the coziest, most luxurious fabric you can imagine, chances are it's made of cashmere or alpaca, right? At first glance, these two fibers may seem like they're cut from the same...

Oops! Have you stained your favorite cashmere shawl or spilled a little wine down the front of your new cashmere sweater? We've all been there and know the stress that comes with a bright, fresh s...

Cashmere is synonymous to luxury and it's exceptionally soft, lightweight feel comes at a heavy price. But what exactly is cashmere, where does it come from and why exactly is this fabric so much ...

It's a familiar scene: you're all set to head out, looking sharp in your favorite cashmere shawl or sweater, and suddenly, the sky darkens. A few drops begin to fall and you wonder, "Can I wear cas...

If you've ever owned a piece of cashmere apparel, be it a shawl, sweater or a wrap, you might notice little balls or clumps of fiber forming on the surface at some point. Often referred to as "pill...

Imagine getting a cashmere shawl you absolutely love, only to accidentally make it way too small because you didn't wash it correctly. Ouch! On the other hand, what if you have a big cashmere sweat...

Pashmina has a natural ability to resist wrinkles to some extent. Often, hanging the shawl or scarf or laying it flat for a period of time can help remove any creases without the need for ironing....