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Lightweight, warm, and soft, cashmere is an attainable luxury. Derived from the cashmere goat, these animals live in freezing climates and thus produce a super-warm cashmere undercoat. And while not nearly as cold as the -30 degree Himalayas, winters on the East Coast can be brutal. The solution? Throw on a cashmere scarf and go. This traditionally outdoor staple transitions easily to your indoor wardrobe as well—just pair with a turtleneck and jeans or a sweater and slip skirt. An essential and basic piece, a cashmere scarf is something you will have in your wardrobe for years to come.
Take a cue from our Creative Director, Wanyi Jiang, and style yours with a cashmere sweater, leather pants, a heavy coat, and beret. Or our fashion assistant, Shelby Comroe, who pairs it with a bright puffer to give a sophisticated touch to an otherwise sporty piece. No matter how you style it, a cashmere scarf like our picks below will stand the test of time.
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1
Unisex Cashmere Color-Block Scarf
Perfect for those looking for a pop of color.
2
Double Wool Cashmere Scarf
Toteme
toteme-studio.com
$280.00
This scarf from Toteme is as chic as they come.
3
Wool-Blend Oversized Fringe Scarf
Channel your inner Lenny Kravitz with the oversized style from Naadam.
4
Cashmere-Blend Hat and Scarf
This set is perfect for those looking for an affordable option.
5
Nuage Scarf
Zadig & Voltaire
zadig-et-voltaire.com
$159.20
Trust us—Zadig & Voltaire's cashmere line is the softest around.
6
Black and White Ombré Cashmere Scarf
Chan Luu
chanluu.com
$205.00
This ombre style from Chan Luu will take you from day to night.
7
Anywhere Scarf
Leimere
leimere.com
$78.00
This ribbed scarf will add a casual touch to any look.
8
Mini Cashmere Travel Wrap
White and Warren
whiteandwarren.com
$275.00
This bright style comes in 15 different colorways.
9
Fringed Checked Cashmere Scarf
Johnstons of Elgin
net-a-porter.com
$145.00
Pair this plaid scarf with a beige trench. Checkmate!
Katie Attardo
Katie Attardo is the Accessories Editor at Marie Claire, covering all things fashion and jewelry-related.
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