Yargui natural-coloured scarf

Yargui is plain-knitted and weighs about 300 g. Folded lengthwise it doesn't add much bulk around the neck, and unfolded it covers the shoulders like a shawl. On longer journeys it can also be used as an extra layer over the shoulders or legs.

Available in Natural white, a natural white; Natural sand, a light beige; Natural grey, a light greyish-beige; and Natural taupe, a darker greyish-beige. The yarn is undyed, so the shade may vary slightly from scarf to scarf.

Cashmere stays beautiful for the longest time with gentle handling. Air your clothes between uses and wash them in cold water with wool detergent. Dry flat and avoid twisting. Store folded rather than on a hanger to maintain shape.

Cashmere is the goat's finest undercoat — the innermost layer that keeps the animal warm through the Mongolian winter. That's why the fibre can be both light and warm at once, and why it feels soft against the skin rather than scratchy.

Both the yarn and the knitting are made in Mongolia. That's rarer than it sounds: Mongolia is the world's second-largest supplier of raw cashmere, but only a small share is processed into finished garments in the country. Most is sent elsewhere for production.

Delivery takes 2–3 working days with PostNord. 14-day right of return from receipt.

You can also collect your order from our showroom at Carl Møllers Allé 33, 2860 Søborg — choose Pickup at checkout and we will let you know when your parcel is ready.