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The 200-Count Air Cashmere Stole

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$98.00 $128.00

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The 200-Count Air Cashmere Stole

70 grams. Lighter than your phone.

$98.00 $128.00

About this item

70 grams of cashmere that fits in your closed hand -- the layer that lives in your bag from March through October.

200 threads per inch. Yarn fine enough that the fabric goes translucent -- hold it to a window and light passes through. Comparable cashmere stoles at established brands: $129 to $1,200+. This is $98.

200-count air-spun cashmere
70g total -- folds smaller than a tangerine
Translucent weave -- light passes through
Year-round layer for AC, planes, theaters, dusk rooftops

Spun fine enough that you'll keep one in every bag -- not because it's precious, because it's there.

What 200-count cashmere actually feels like --

Material: 100% Cashmere, 200-count
Weight: 70g
Dimensions: ~200cm x 70cm
Edge: Clean hem

Hand wash cold with cashmere detergent. Lay flat to dry on a towel. Steam to remove fold lines -- never iron directly. Light pilling in the first wears is normal; cashmere comb resets it.

The restaurant is fine until they turn the AC up. Your arms go cold. You didn't bring a jacket because the walk over was warm. Now you wish you had.

This is that anything. Hold it up to a window and light passes through. Folded, it weighs less than a tangerine. Draped across your shoulders, it's enough -- the rooftop at dusk, the terminal at 6am, the theater where they keep it cold for coats.

200-count means 200 threads per inch -- nearly twice the density of standard cashmere wraps. The yarn has to be spun finer to fit that many threads, which is why the cloth goes translucent. Less fiber, more weave -- that's where the lightness comes from.

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