Oyuna for Women, Spring

Knitted wool/ silk / cashmere maxi dress. This style is an oversized day to evening dress with a relaxed silhouette. Across the big open skies and mountains of Mongolia, the sun and rain meet in spectacular rays of colour as they form a RAINBOW. For AW20, the OYUNA collection captures this transitory moment of beauty, and grounds it into something you can keep with you for the years ahead. OYUNA's version of the 7 colours of the rainbow punctuate this collection. These can be worn tone on tone, channelling the work of Katharina Fritsch, or colour-blocked for a punchy effect. Hues of vermilion red, flame orange and sun yellow lie alongside olive, indigo, wine and vibrant blue. 50% Superfine Merino Wool / 30% Silk / 20% Cashmere Made in Mongolia OYUNA A Simple Guide to Making Your Cashmere Last The supremely soft cashmere of Mongolia has been a part of nomadic life for centuries. We combine cashmere from those very same lands with a directional design approach to create products we hope will stay with you for a very long time. To give your cashmere the longest possible life, we recommend you follow this simple guide for long-lasting luxury. Washing Try to let your cashmere air and relax after use, avoiding direct sunlight. Refer to the individual care label, but generally we advise that all woven items and substantial knitted items should be dry cleaned. Smaller knitted items can be hand washed in lukewarm water (30° or less) with cashmere or wool shampoo; follow the instructions on the bottle for the ratio of water to shampoo, and do not use fabric softener as it will stiffen the fibres. Gently wash the item, and do not rub or wring. Rinse well, and gently squeeze or press the water out. Lay flat on a towel at room temperature to dry, shape while wet. If needed, gently iron using a cool setting with a damp cloth, or steam on the iron's wool setting. Pilling Cashmere is a natural fibre and therefore pilling will occur over time as with any soft natural fibre. It is a natural process and does not indicate poor quality. Remember to de-pill your cashmere garment before washing it. We recommend that you use a battery-operated de-fuzzer. Moths Cashmere can attract moths. Before storing for long periods of time, ensure that the piece has been washed. Moths are particularly attracted to body oils, hair, stains and food particles. Store your garments in a cotton bag that closes with zippers, as this will allow it to breathe. Wash your wardrobe often, and use anti moths products such as cedar bags when storing your garments and replace them often. If you already have moths or discover moths, remove the cashmere and deep clean your wardrobe or cupboard thoroughly. Then freeze the cashmere for a day or overnight. This will kill any moths or moth larvae. You can then defrost and dry clean your cashmere properly. If the problem persists, you may need to turn to fumigation. There are plenty of companies who offer this service at fairly short notice.. BUY FROM WOLF & BADGER

OYUNA Casual pants. knitted, no appliqués, basic solid color, high waisted, regular fit, flare & wide-leg, elasticized waist, multipockets. 100% Cotton. BUY FROM YOOX.COM

Cotton And Cashmere Knitted Pleat Trousers In Black Look - Sample Across the big open skies and mountains of Mongolia, the sun and rain meet in spectacular rays of colour as they form a RAINBOW. For AW20, the OYUNA collection captures this transitory moment of beauty and grounds it into something you can keep with you for the years ahead. OYUNA's version of the 7 colours of the rainbow punctuate this collection. These can be worn tone on tone, channelling the work of Katharina Fritsch, or colour-blocked for a punchy effect. Hues of vermilion red, flame orange and sun yellow lie alongside olive, indigo, wine and vibrant blue. 85% Cotton / 15% Cashmere Made in Mongolia A Simple Guide to Making Your Cashmere Last The supremely soft cashmere of Mongolia has been a part of nomadic life for centuries. We combine cashmere from those very same lands with a directional design approach to create products we hope will stay with you for a very long time. To give your cashmere the longest possible life, we recommend you follow this simple guide for long-lasting luxury. Washing Try to let your cashmere air and relax after use, avoiding direct sunlight. Refer to the individual care label, but generally we advise that all woven items and substantial knitted items should be dry cleaned. Smaller knitted items can be hand washed in lukewarm water (30° or less) with cashmere or wool shampoo; follow the instructions on the bottle for the ratio of water to shampoo, and do not use fabric softener as it will stiffen the fibres. Gently wash the item, and do not rub or wring. Rinse well, and gently squeeze or press the water out. Lay flat on a towel at room temperature to dry, shape while wet. If needed, gently iron using a cool setting with a damp cloth, or steam on the iron's wool setting. Pilling Cashmere is a natural fibre and therefore pilling will occur over time as with any soft natural fibre. It is a natural process and does not indicate poor quality. Remember to de-pill your cashmere garment before washing it. We recommend that you use a battery-operated de-fuzzer. Moths Cashmere can attract moths. Before storing for long periods of time, ensure that the piece has been washed. Moths are particularly attracted to body oils, hair, stains and food particles. Store your garments in a cotton bag that closes with zippers, as this will allow it to breathe. Wash your wardrobe often, and use anti moths products such as cedar bags when storing your garments and replace them often. If you already have moths or discover moths, remove the cashmere and deep clean your wardrobe or cupboard thoroughly. Then freeze the cashmere for a day or overnight. This will kill any moths or moth larvae. You can then defrost and dry clean your cashmere properly. If the problem persists, you may need to turn to fumigation. There are plenty of companies who offer this service at fairly short notice.. BUY FROM WOLF & BADGER

Wool cashmere knitted short sleeveless jacket, with deconstructed style paneling and relaxed open front fit. Across the big open skies and mountains of Mongolia, the sun and rain meet in spectacular rays of colour as they form a RAINBOW. For AW20, the OYUNA collection captures this transitory moment of beauty, and grounds it into something you can keep with you for the years ahead. OYUNA's version of the 7 colours of the rainbow punctuate this collection. These can be worn tone on tone, channelling the work of Katharina Fritsch, or colour-blocked for a punchy effect. Hues of vermilion red, flame orange and sun yellow lie alongside olive, indigo, wine and vibrant blue. 70% Superfine Wool / 30% Cashmere Made in Mongolia OYUNA A Simple Guide to Making Your Cashmere Last The supremely soft cashmere of Mongolia has been a part of nomadic life for centuries. We combine cashmere from those very same lands with a directional design approach to create products we hope will stay with you for a very long time. To give your cashmere the longest possible life, we recommend you follow this simple guide for long-lasting luxury. Washing Try to let your cashmere air and relax after use, avoiding direct sunlight. Refer to the individual care label, but generally we advise that all woven items and substantial knitted items should be dry cleaned. Smaller knitted items can be hand washed in lukewarm water (30° or less) with cashmere or wool shampoo; follow the instructions on the bottle for the ratio of water to shampoo, and do not use fabric softener as it will stiffen the fibres. Gently wash the item, and do not rub or wring. Rinse well, and gently squeeze or press the water out. Lay flat on a towel at room temperature to dry, shape while wet. If needed, gently iron using a cool setting with a damp cloth, or steam on the iron's wool setting. Pilling Cashmere is a natural fibre and therefore pilling will occur over time as with any soft natural fibre. It is a natural process and does not indicate poor quality. Remember to de-pill your cashmere garment before washing it. We recommend that you use a battery-operated de-fuzzer. Moths Cashmere can attract moths. Before storing for long periods of time, ensure that the piece has been washed. Moths are particularly attracted to body oils, hair, stains and food particles. Store your garments in a cotton bag that closes with zippers, as this will allow it to breathe. Wash your wardrobe often, and use anti moths products such as cedar bags when storing your garments and replace them often. If you already have moths or discover moths, remove the cashmere and deep clean your wardrobe or cupboard thoroughly. Then freeze the cashmere for a day or overnight. This will kill any moths or moth larvae. You can then defrost and dry clean your cashmere properly. If the problem persists, you may need to turn to fumigation. There are plenty of companies who offer this service at fairly short notice.. BUY FROM WOLF & BADGER

Travel Collection unisex cashmere knitted pullover. 100% Cashmere A Simple Guide to Making Your Cashmere Last The supremely soft cashmere of Mongolia has been a part of nomadic life for centuries. We combine cashmere from those very same lands with a directional design approach to create products we hope will stay with you for a very long time. To give your cashmere the longest possible life, we recommend you follow this simple guide for long-lasting luxury. Washing Try to let your cashmere air and relax after use, avoiding direct sunlight. Refer to the individual care label, but generally we advise that all woven items and substantial knitted items should be dry cleaned. Smaller knitted items can be hand washed in lukewarm water (30° or less) with cashmere or wool shampoo; follow the instructions on the bottle for the ratio of water to shampoo, and do not use fabric softener as it will stiffen the fibres. Gently wash the item, and do not rub or wring. Rinse well, and gently squeeze or press the water out. Lay flat on a towel at room temperature to dry, shape while wet. If needed, gently iron using a cool setting with a damp cloth, or steam on the iron's wool setting. Pilling Cashmere is a natural fibre and therefore pilling will occur over time as with any soft natural fibre. It is a natural process and does not indicate poor quality. Remember to de-pill your cashmere garment before washing it. We recommend that you use a battery-operated de-fuzzer. Moths Cashmere can attract moths. Before storing for long periods of time, ensure that the piece has been washed. Moths are particularly attracted to body oils, hair, stains and food particles. Store your garments in a cotton bag that closes with zippers, as this will allow it to breathe. Wash your wardrobe often, and use anti moths products such as cedar bags when storing your garments and replace them often. If you already have moths or discover moths, remove the cashmere and deep clean your wardrobe or cupboard thoroughly. Then freeze the cashmere for a day or overnight. This will kill any moths or moth larvae. You can then defrost and dry clean your cashmere properly. If the problem persists, you may need to turn to fumigation. There are plenty of companies who offer this service at fairly short notice.. BUY FROM WOLF & BADGER

STEPPE Home Collection cashmere knitted socks. 100% Cashmere Made in Mongolia A Simple Guide to Making Your Cashmere Last The supremely soft cashmere of Mongolia has been a part of nomadic life for centuries. We combine cashmere from those very same lands with a directional design approach to create products we hope will stay with you for a very long time. To give your cashmere the longest possible life, we recommend you follow this simple guide for long-lasting luxury. Washing Try to let your cashmere air and relax after use, avoiding direct sunlight. Refer to the individual care label, but generally we advise that all woven items and substantial knitted items should be dry cleaned. Smaller knitted items can be hand washed in lukewarm water (30° or less) with cashmere or wool shampoo; follow the instructions on the bottle for the ratio of water to shampoo, and do not use fabric softener as it will stiffen the fibres. Gently wash the item, and do not rub or wring. Rinse well, and gently squeeze or press the water out. Lay flat on a towel at room temperature to dry, shape while wet. If needed, gently iron using a cool setting with a damp cloth, or steam on the iron's wool setting. Pilling Cashmere is a natural fibre and therefore pilling will occur over time as with any soft natural fibre. It is a natural process and does not indicate poor quality. Remember to de-pill your cashmere garment before washing it. We recommend that you use a battery-operated de-fuzzer. Moths Cashmere can attract moths. Before storing for long periods of time, ensure that the piece has been washed. Moths are particularly attracted to body oils, hair, stains and food particles. Store your garments in a cotton bag that closes with zippers, as this will allow it to breathe. Wash your wardrobe often, and use anti moths products such as cedar bags when storing your garments and replace them often. If you already have moths or discover moths, remove the cashmere and deep clean your wardrobe or cupboard thoroughly. Then freeze the cashmere for a day or overnight. This will kill any moths or moth larvae. You can then defrost and dry clean your cashmere properly. If the problem persists, you may need to turn to fumigation. There are plenty of companies who offer this service at fairly short notice.. BUY FROM WOLF & BADGER

Light yet comforting, Esra is a featherweight woven shawl with a gauze-weave structure. 100% Cashmere Made in Italy A Simple Guide to Making Your Cashmere Last The supremely soft cashmere of Mongolia has been a part of nomadic life for centuries. We combine cashmere from those very same lands with a directional design approach to create products we hope will stay with you for a very long time. To give your cashmere the longest possible life, we recommend you follow this simple guide for long-lasting luxury. Washing Try to let your cashmere air and relax after use, avoiding direct sunlight. Refer to the individual care label, but generally we advise that all woven items and substantial knitted items should be dry cleaned. Smaller knitted items can be hand washed in lukewarm water (30° or less) with cashmere or wool shampoo; follow the instructions on the bottle for the ratio of water to shampoo, and do not use fabric softener as it will stiffen the fibres. Gently wash the item, and do not rub or wring. Rinse well, and gently squeeze or press the water out. Lay flat on a towel at room temperature to dry, shape while wet. If needed, gently iron using a cool setting with a damp cloth, or steam on the iron's wool setting. Pilling Cashmere is a natural fibre and therefore pilling will occur over time as with any soft natural fibre. It is a natural process and does not indicate poor quality. Remember to de-pill your cashmere garment before washing it. We recommend that you use a battery-operated de-fuzzer. Moths Cashmere can attract moths. Before storing for long periods of time, ensure that the piece has been washed. Moths are particularly attracted to body oils, hair, stains and food particles. Store your garments in a cotton bag that closes with zippers, as this will allow it to breathe. Wash your wardrobe often, and use anti moths products such as cedar bags when storing your garments and replace them often. If you already have moths or discover moths, remove the cashmere and deep clean your wardrobe or cupboard thoroughly. Then freeze the cashmere for a day or overnight. This will kill any moths or moth larvae. You can then defrost and dry clean your cashmere properly. If the problem persists, you may need to turn to fumigation. There are plenty of companies who offer this service at fairly short notice.. BUY FROM WOLF & BADGER

A timeless robe featuring a clean silhouette of minimal lines and soft edges. An aesthetic fused to the finest cashmere of Mongolia, with which OYUNA shares its rich heritage. 100% Cashmere Made in Mongolia. BUY FROM WOLF & BADGER

Ambra woven wool and cashmere shawl in charcoal. 90% Wool / 10% Cashmere Made in Italy A Simple Guide to Making Your Cashmere Last The supremely soft cashmere of Mongolia has been a part of nomadic life for centuries. We combine cashmere from those very same lands with a directional design approach to create products we hope will stay with you for a very long time. To give your cashmere the longest possible life, we recommend you follow this simple guide for long-lasting luxury. Washing Try to let your cashmere air and relax after use, avoiding direct sunlight. Refer to the individual care label, but generally we advise that all woven items and substantial knitted items should be dry cleaned. Smaller knitted items can be hand washed in lukewarm water (30° or less) with cashmere or wool shampoo; follow the instructions on the bottle for the ratio of water to shampoo, and do not use fabric softener as it will stiffen the fibres. Gently wash the item, and do not rub or wring. Rinse well, and gently squeeze or press the water out. Lay flat on a towel at room temperature to dry, shape while wet. If needed, gently iron using a cool setting with a damp cloth, or steam on the iron's wool setting. Pilling Cashmere is a natural fibre and therefore pilling will occur over time as with any soft natural fibre. It is a natural process and does not indicate poor quality. Remember to de-pill your cashmere garment before washing it. We recommend that you use a battery-operated de-fuzzer. Moths Cashmere can attract moths. Before storing for long periods of time, ensure that the piece has been washed. Moths are particularly attracted to body oils, hair, stains and food particles. Store your garments in a cotton bag that closes with zippers, as this will allow it to breathe. Wash your wardrobe often, and use anti moths products such as cedar bags when storing your garments and replace them often. If you already have moths or discover moths, remove the cashmere and deep clean your wardrobe or cupboard thoroughly. Then freeze the cashmere for a day or overnight. This will kill any moths or moth larvae. You can then defrost and dry clean your cashmere properly. If the problem persists, you may need to turn to fumigation. There are plenty of companies who offer this service at fairly short notice.. BUY FROM WOLF & BADGER

Loungewear Collection unisex cashmere knitted pullover. 100% Cashmere A Simple Guide to Making Your Cashmere Last The supremely soft cashmere of Mongolia has been a part of nomadic life for centuries. We combine cashmere from those very same lands with a directional design approach to create products we hope will stay with you for a very long time. To give your cashmere the longest possible life, we recommend you follow this simple guide for long-lasting luxury. Washing Try to let your cashmere air and relax after use, avoiding direct sunlight. Refer to the individual care label, but generally we advise that all woven items and substantial knitted items should be dry cleaned. Smaller knitted items can be hand washed in lukewarm water (30° or less) with cashmere or wool shampoo; follow the instructions on the bottle for the ratio of water to shampoo, and do not use fabric softener as it will stiffen the fibres. Gently wash the item, and do not rub or wring. Rinse well, and gently squeeze or press the water out. Lay flat on a towel at room temperature to dry, shape while wet. If needed, gently iron using a cool setting with a damp cloth, or steam on the iron's wool setting. Pilling Cashmere is a natural fibre and therefore pilling will occur over time as with any soft natural fibre. It is a natural process and does not indicate poor quality. Remember to de-pill your cashmere garment before washing it. We recommend that you use a battery-operated de-fuzzer. Moths Cashmere can attract moths. Before storing for long periods of time, ensure that the piece has been washed. Moths are particularly attracted to body oils, hair, stains and food particles. Store your garments in a cotton bag that closes with zippers, as this will allow it to breathe. Wash your wardrobe often, and use anti moths products such as cedar bags when storing your garments and replace them often. If you already have moths or discover moths, remove the cashmere and deep clean your wardrobe or cupboard thoroughly. Then freeze the cashmere for a day or overnight. This will kill any moths or moth larvae. You can then defrost and dry clean your cashmere properly. If the problem persists, you may need to turn to fumigation. There are plenty of companies who offer this service at fairly short notice.. BUY FROM WOLF & BADGER

Oyuna Knitted Curved Slide Dress from OyunaComposition: 100% Cashmere. BUY FROM ITALIST

OYUNA Turtlenecks. knitted, no appliqués, lightweight knit, turtleneck, basic solid color, short sleeves, no pockets. 94% Cotton, 6% Linen. BUY FROM YOOX.COM

OYUNA Casual pants. plain weave, basic solid color, darts, high waisted, comfort fit, wide leg, zipper closure, multipockets. 46% Viscose, 42% Cotton, 12% Silk. BUY FROM YOOX.COM

Oyuna Knitted Curved Slide Dress from OyunaComposition: 100% Cashmere. BUY FROM ITALIST

Light yet comforting, Esra is a featherweight woven shawl with a gauze-weave structure. 100% Cashmere Made in Italy A Simple Guide to Making Your Cashmere Last The supremely soft cashmere of Mongolia has been a part of nomadic life for centuries. We combine cashmere from those very same lands with a directional design approach to create products we hope will stay with you for a very long time. To give your cashmere the longest possible life, we recommend you follow this simple guide for long-lasting luxury. Washing Try to let your cashmere air and relax after use, avoiding direct sunlight. Refer to the individual care label, but generally we advise that all woven items and substantial knitted items should be dry cleaned. Smaller knitted items can be hand washed in lukewarm water (30° or less) with cashmere or wool shampoo; follow the instructions on the bottle for the ratio of water to shampoo, and do not use fabric softener as it will stiffen the fibres. Gently wash the item, and do not rub or wring. Rinse well, and gently squeeze or press the water out. Lay flat on a towel at room temperature to dry, shape while wet. If needed, gently iron using a cool setting with a damp cloth, or steam on the iron's wool setting. Pilling Cashmere is a natural fibre and therefore pilling will occur over time as with any soft natural fibre. It is a natural process and does not indicate poor quality. Remember to de-pill your cashmere garment before washing it. We recommend that you use a battery-operated de-fuzzer. Moths Cashmere can attract moths. Before storing for long periods of time, ensure that the piece has been washed. Moths are particularly attracted to body oils, hair, stains and food particles. Store your garments in a cotton bag that closes with zippers, as this will allow it to breathe. Wash your wardrobe often, and use anti moths products such as cedar bags when storing your garments and replace them often. If you already have moths or discover moths, remove the cashmere and deep clean your wardrobe or cupboard thoroughly. Then freeze the cashmere for a day or overnight. This will kill any moths or moth larvae. You can then defrost and dry clean your cashmere properly. If the problem persists, you may need to turn to fumigation. There are plenty of companies who offer this service at fairly short notice.. BUY FROM WOLF & BADGER

Travel Collection unisex cashmere knitted pullover. 100% Cashmere A Simple Guide to Making Your Cashmere Last The supremely soft cashmere of Mongolia has been a part of nomadic life for centuries. We combine cashmere from those very same lands with a directional design approach to create products we hope will stay with you for a very long time. To give your cashmere the longest possible life, we recommend you follow this simple guide for long-lasting luxury. Washing Try to let your cashmere air and relax after use, avoiding direct sunlight. Refer to the individual care label, but generally we advise that all woven items and substantial knitted items should be dry cleaned. Smaller knitted items can be hand washed in lukewarm water (30° or less) with cashmere or wool shampoo; follow the instructions on the bottle for the ratio of water to shampoo, and do not use fabric softener as it will stiffen the fibres. Gently wash the item, and do not rub or wring. Rinse well, and gently squeeze or press the water out. Lay flat on a towel at room temperature to dry, shape while wet. If needed, gently iron using a cool setting with a damp cloth, or steam on the iron's wool setting. Pilling Cashmere is a natural fibre and therefore pilling will occur over time as with any soft natural fibre. It is a natural process and does not indicate poor quality. Remember to de-pill your cashmere garment before washing it. We recommend that you use a battery-operated de-fuzzer. Moths Cashmere can attract moths. Before storing for long periods of time, ensure that the piece has been washed. Moths are particularly attracted to body oils, hair, stains and food particles. Store your garments in a cotton bag that closes with zippers, as this will allow it to breathe. Wash your wardrobe often, and use anti moths products such as cedar bags when storing your garments and replace them often. If you already have moths or discover moths, remove the cashmere and deep clean your wardrobe or cupboard thoroughly. Then freeze the cashmere for a day or overnight. This will kill any moths or moth larvae. You can then defrost and dry clean your cashmere properly. If the problem persists, you may need to turn to fumigation. There are plenty of companies who offer this service at fairly short notice.. BUY FROM WOLF & BADGER

The Legere robe by Oyuna has been expertly spun by artisans from the wool of Mongolian cashmere goats that moult just once a year, yielding light wool that is supremely soft and warm. Finished with a self-tie waist belt, this long, enveloping dressing gown is the perfect companion on cold winter evenings.. BUY FROM HARRODS

A finely woven, lightweight shawl in Mist, featuring a soft two-tone knit and a fringed edge. 100% Cashmere Made in Italy A Simple Guide to Making Your Cashmere Last The supremely soft cashmere of Mongolia has been a part of nomadic life for centuries. We combine cashmere from those very same lands with a directional design approach to create products we hope will stay with you for a very long time. To give your cashmere the longest possible life, we recommend you follow this simple guide for long-lasting luxury. Washing Try to let your cashmere air and relax after use, avoiding direct sunlight. Refer to the individual care label, but generally we advise that all woven items and substantial knitted items should be dry cleaned. Smaller knitted items can be hand washed in lukewarm water (30° or less) with cashmere or wool shampoo; follow the instructions on the bottle for the ratio of water to shampoo, and do not use fabric softener as it will stiffen the fibres. Gently wash the item, and do not rub or wring. Rinse well, and gently squeeze or press the water out. Lay flat on a towel at room temperature to dry, shape while wet. If needed, gently iron using a cool setting with a damp cloth, or steam on the iron's wool setting. Pilling Cashmere is a natural fibre and therefore pilling will occur over time as with any soft natural fibre. It is a natural process and does not indicate poor quality. Remember to de-pill your cashmere garment before washing it. We recommend that you use a battery-operated de-fuzzer. Moths Cashmere can attract moths. Before storing for long periods of time, ensure that the piece has been washed. Moths are particularly attracted to body oils, hair, stains and food particles. Store your garments in a cotton bag that closes with zippers, as this will allow it to breathe. Wash your wardrobe often, and use anti moths products such as cedar bags when storing your garments and replace them often. If you already have moths or discover moths, remove the cashmere and deep clean your wardrobe or cupboard thoroughly. Then freeze the cashmere for a day or overnight. This will kill any moths or moth larvae. You can then defrost and dry clean your cashmere properly. If the problem persists, you may need to turn to fumigation. There are plenty of companies who offer this service at fairly short notice.. BUY FROM WOLF & BADGER

A lightweight wool-cashmere mix throw, perfect for adding subtle colour to an interior or a great travel companion. 90% Wool / 10% Cashmere Made in Italy A Simple Guide to Making Your Cashmere Last The supremely soft cashmere of Mongolia has been a part of nomadic life for centuries. We combine cashmere from those very same lands with a directional design approach to create products we hope will stay with you for a very long time. To give your cashmere the longest possible life, we recommend you follow this simple guide for long-lasting luxury. Washing Try to let your cashmere air and relax after use, avoiding direct sunlight. Refer to the individual care label, but generally we advise that all woven items and substantial knitted items should be dry cleaned. Smaller knitted items can be hand washed in lukewarm water (30° or less) with cashmere or wool shampoo; follow the instructions on the bottle for the ratio of water to shampoo, and do not use fabric softener as it will stiffen the fibres. Gently wash the item, and do not rub or wring. Rinse well, and gently squeeze or press the water out. Lay flat on a towel at room temperature to dry, shape while wet. If needed, gently iron using a cool setting with a damp cloth, or steam on the iron's wool setting. Pilling Cashmere is a natural fibre and therefore pilling will occur over time as with any soft natural fibre. It is a natural process and does not indicate poor quality. Remember to de-pill your cashmere garment before washing it. We recommend that you use a battery-operated de-fuzzer. Moths Cashmere can attract moths. Before storing for long periods of time, ensure that the piece has been washed. Moths are particularly attracted to body oils, hair, stains and food particles. Store your garments in a cotton bag that closes with zippers, as this will allow it to breathe. Wash your wardrobe often, and use anti moths products such as cedar bags when storing your garments and replace them often. If you already have moths or discover moths, remove the cashmere and deep clean your wardrobe or cupboard thoroughly. Then freeze the cashmere for a day or overnight. This will kill any moths or moth larvae. You can then defrost and dry clean your cashmere properly. If the problem persists, you may need to turn to fumigation. There are plenty of companies who offer this service at fairly short notice.. BUY FROM WOLF & BADGER

A finely woven, lightweight shawl in Honey, featuring a soft two-tone knit and a fringed edge. 100% Cashmere Made in Italy A Simple Guide to Making Your Cashmere Last The supremely soft cashmere of Mongolia has been a part of nomadic life for centuries. We combine cashmere from those very same lands with a directional design approach to create products we hope will stay with you for a very long time. To give your cashmere the longest possible life, we recommend you follow this simple guide for long-lasting luxury. Washing Try to let your cashmere air and relax after use, avoiding direct sunlight. Refer to the individual care label, but generally we advise that all woven items and substantial knitted items should be dry cleaned. Smaller knitted items can be hand washed in lukewarm water (30° or less) with cashmere or wool shampoo; follow the instructions on the bottle for the ratio of water to shampoo, and do not use fabric softener as it will stiffen the fibres. Gently wash the item, and do not rub or wring. Rinse well, and gently squeeze or press the water out. Lay flat on a towel at room temperature to dry, shape while wet. If needed, gently iron using a cool setting with a damp cloth, or steam on the iron's wool setting. Pilling Cashmere is a natural fibre and therefore pilling will occur over time as with any soft natural fibre. It is a natural process and does not indicate poor quality. Remember to de-pill your cashmere garment before washing it. We recommend that you use a battery-operated de-fuzzer. Moths Cashmere can attract moths. Before storing for long periods of time, ensure that the piece has been washed. Moths are particularly attracted to body oils, hair, stains and food particles. Store your garments in a cotton bag that closes with zippers, as this will allow it to breathe. Wash your wardrobe often, and use anti moths products such as cedar bags when storing your garments and replace them often. If you already have moths or discover moths, remove the cashmere and deep clean your wardrobe or cupboard thoroughly. Then freeze the cashmere for a day or overnight. This will kill any moths or moth larvae. You can then defrost and dry clean your cashmere properly. If the problem persists, you may need to turn to fumigation. There are plenty of companies who offer this service at fairly short notice.. BUY FROM WOLF & BADGER

OYUNA Turtlenecks. knitted, no appliqués, lightweight knit, turtleneck, basic solid color, short sleeves, no pockets. 94% Cotton, 6% Linen. BUY FROM YOOX.COM

Oyuna Knitted Rib Pullover from OyunaComposition: 55% Wool, 45% Cashmere. BUY FROM ITALIST