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One Cozy Layer, Three Ways to Wear
For chilly mornings and afternoons that call for an extra layer, reach for a knit shawl that makes getting dressed feel simple. Warm mustard brings a touch of golden color to your winter wardrobe, while brown trim gives the edges a quietly defined finish.
A wide panel drapes across your shoulders and upper back, with long front ends that let you change the look throughout the day. Leave them open over a blouse for a relaxed, cardigan-inspired layer, cross them in front for a wrapped look, or bring them around your neck for scarf-like coverage. No complicated knot required.
Wear it over a black knit with tailored trousers for the workday, or pair it with a cream sweater and denim for a slow weekend morning. Keep it close for a chilly office, layer it beneath a roomy coat when heading outside, and enjoy having one piece that moves easily between indoor and outdoor winter dressing.
Fabric & Size
15% raccoon fiber, 45% merino wool, 25% nylon, 15% polyester.
Approx. 65.4 × 18.1 in. (166 × 46 cm).
How to Style
- Drape it over your shoulders with both ends hanging down for an open-front look.
- Cross the long ends in front for a layered finish across your chest.
- Wrap the ends around your neck for a scarf-like look, keeping the wider panel across your shoulders.
Care for Lasting Comfort
Always follow the care label attached to your shawl. If its instructions differ from the guidance below, follow the label.
If the care label permits hand washing, use cool to lukewarm water and a detergent suitable for wool. Gently press the shawl in the water without rubbing, twisting, or wringing. Machine wash only if the care label specifically allows it, following the cycle and temperature shown.
After washing, gently press out excess water, then roll the shawl in a clean towel to absorb moisture. Reshape and lay flat to dry in a well-ventilated, shaded area away from direct sunlight and heat. Do not tumble dry.
Avoid hanging, as this may stretch the knit and alter its shape. Once completely dry, fold and store it in a clean, dry place. For longer storage, wrap it in clean, acid-free tissue paper to help protect its shape.
