Wildfool Alashan baby cashmere wrist warmers in oat — overhead flat lay on cream linen

The Alashan Cashmere Wrist Warmers

Dark Grey

$48.00

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The Alashan Cashmere Wrist Warmers

Bare fingers. Warm pulse. Cashmere between you and the cold.

$48.00

About this item

The wrist warmers for the cold that isn't winter — just office air-con set two degrees too low.

100% Alashan baby cashmere — from goats wintering on the Inner Mongolian plateau where the underfleece grows fine just to survive.

100% Alashan baby cashmere, cable-knit
Covers wrist + palm, leaves fingers free
Pull-on cuff — no thumb hole, no friction
Hand wash cold or machine wash gentle in a mesh bag

Slip them on at your desk. Forget you're wearing them.

Why pulse-point warmth is the whole game ↓

Material: 100% Alashan Baby Cashmere
Construction: Cable-knit, pull-on cuff
Length: Covers wrist to mid-palm
Weight: ~50g per pair
Origin: Fiber from Inner Mongolia, knit in China

Hand wash cold with cashmere or wool-safe detergent, or machine wash in a mesh bag on gentle. Lay flat to dry. Light pilling in the first 2–3 wears is normal — lift with a cashmere comb. Don't tumble dry; the fiber felts.

You pull them on before your second coffee and by the third paragraph you've stopped thinking about your hands. The cashmere sits warm against the pulse points inside your wrist — where heat loss happens fastest — and lets your fingers move across the keyboard, through the pages, around the mug.

Baby cashmere is the first down of a goat's undercoat, before the fiber coarsens in the second year. It's the finest grade cashmere produced. You recognize it by how light it feels against a pulse point that was cold thirty seconds ago.

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