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• Hand wash in water using your hair shampoo. Be sure to dissolve the shampoo thorough then put the shawls/sweaters into water. Rinse with hair conditioner, this would make your pashmina sweater or any pashmina garments softer. Wash colored garments separately. Do not bleach pashmina shawls/sweaters.
• Squeeze your pashmina sweater gently, do not twist or wing. Twisting the wet pashmina sweater would stretch the shape of your pashmina sweater.
• Dry flat your pashmina shawls/sweater after removing excess water, away from direct heat and sunlight.
• Press your pashmina shawls/sweaters with damp cloth, using a cool iron, iron from the inside of the garment.

In order to store your pashmina sweaters few thing to be remembered. Here we have summarized few of them:

• Dampness, sunlight and leakages are very harmful to your precious pashmina shawls/sweaters. So before storing your pashmina shawls/sweater in basements or attics, always keep in mind that your pashmina sweaters don?t get in touch with dampness, sunlight and leakages. Fold pashmina sweater or pack them neatly in tissue paper or polythene bag and store them in closet away from light, dust and dampness.
• To store a pure pashmina shawls/sweater during summer, the most important thing is to keep moisture away, and so please do not store pashmina shawls/sweaters in a damp place.

You can use the following tips to keep your pashmina sweater always clean and beautiful:

• Avoid wearing the same pashmina sweater frequently; allow the pashmina sweater two or three days' rest after one day's wearing.
• A silk scarf goes well with pashmina sweater top and cardigan, to put it between your pashmina sweater top/cardigan and your neck will also prevent powder or other cosmetics stains.

Pashmina/Cashmere prized by royalty in past is often refrred to as the "diamond" of all fibers . It is the most luxurious , lightweight and rarest cashmere fiber found in the world . cashmere is a unique form of pashmina that comes from the soft underbelly of the "cnyangra" mountain goat. Which is native to the Himalayan belt , an area around and above 12000 and 14000 feet.

There is absolutely no difference between the two.  Pashmina is the Indian/Persian word for Cashmere.  The word "CASHMERE" is derived from the Himalayan region of Nepal , where as Pashmina is the original name for the same fiber.

Cashmere is available in several grades, including "Grade-A", "Grade-B" and so on.  We offer only the highest quality cashmere products made with "Grade-A" cashmere.  All the pashmina and cashmere products that we offer are made with this very fine grade of wools .

That depends on the quality and how it is worn and cared for. Generally speaking more expensive shawl/sweaters will last longer than less expensive shawl/sweaters. With normal wear and proper care a high quality cashmere sweater should last many years - maybe a lifetime!

Our pure pashminas, all our cashmere apparel, throws and blankets are made with 100% pure cashmere and do not contain any silk in it. The pure pashmina is softer, warmer and heavier than the pashmina-silk blends.

The pashminas with silk are woven with silk running the length of the weave, and cashmere on the width of the weave. Hand-weaving gives the shawl its distinctive character and produces its slender drape, elegant silk sheen, and soft, delicate feel. It's no wonder the shawl has become a fashion favorite.Shawl-making in Nepal is not a science but an art?a craft involving many hand processes. As such, the exact content of Pashmina and silk may vary slightly from shawl to shawl.

Ply's are strands of yarn twisted together to make one piece of yarn. Two-ply is thicker than one-ply, and so on. Our products are offered in the following ply's:

Pashmina Shawls, Wraps, Ponchos -    2 ply , 4 -ply

Cashmere Scarves & Throws           -   3 and 4 ply

Cashmere Sweaters                              -2 and 4 ply

Cashmere Blankets & Overcoats -        2 and 4 ply

Cashmere Hats, Gloves & Socks -       2 Ply

To see our color guide, please contact in our office or send us request mail .     

To see our sizing guide, please contact in our office or send us request mail .     

We recommend Soft dry cleaning all pashmina and cashmere products.  For more information on how to care for cashmere products, please contact in our office or send us mail .  

Yes, it is not essential that you dry clean your purchase, although it is the safest method.

You can hand wash your pashmina / cashmere knitwear in warm water with either a specialised cashmere detergent or a mild fabric conditioner.

We dispatch all orders by DHL / UPS / Fedex / TNT and other COURIES SERVICE within three days of receiving payments. Please allow another 4 days for the delivery services to actually deliver the goods to your Country?s  Door-step.

We have a wide range of more than 400 Colours available.  We use pantoon colors and

Our official charts also .

Select the size (shawl, stole or scarf) and type (pure pashmina or silk blend) that you want from the main menu , color name and other details and send it to our e-mail or you can also call us at office time .

Sure. We are always happy to accommodate special orders. Please call our sales department at 977-01-4285453 , 977-01-4701680 or email us for more information.

The original Pashmina is a mix of 70% Pashmina wool and 30% silk. True 100% Pashmina is palpably lighter and a little warmer than silk blends, however, they are not as strong as the 70/30 and they lack the sheen and the elegant drape of the silk.

Single Strand of wool is used to make regular Pashmina silk blend Pashmina: thus Single Ply, 2 Strands of Pashmina yarn is used making a double ply. Double Ply contains more Pashmina than single ply. 2 Paddle and 4 Paddled Pashmina are for 100% Pashmina. 2 Paddle is looser weave, while 4 paddle is a tighter weave.

All our Pashmina are individually hand loomed by Nepalise craftspeople. Each Pashmina, after being created are colored individually by hand. Beware of traders selling machine loomed pashmina as the far superior hand loomed variety.

Pashmina/cashmere is the warmest natural insulation in the world. Fabric made of Pashmina is warm and comfortable to the wearer, and it has excellent draping qualities and soft texture. The fibre, which absorbs and retains moisture much like wool. Pashmina is used mainly for shawls and scarves, fine coat, dress, and suit fabrics and for high-quality knitwear and hosiery.
Pashmina became known for its use in beautiful shawls and other handmade items produced in Kathmandu (Nepal) and Kashmir (India). In the early 19th century Pashmina shawls reached their greatest popularity, and the shawls of England, France, and the town of Paisley, Scotland, were made to imitate the original Pashmina/cashmere shawls , sweateres and other products .

Perhaps nothing epitomizes the glorious history of Himalayan craftsmanship, as warmly and beautifully, as does the Pashmina/cashmeres. A legacy of the Great Moghuls of earstwhile Indian Empire evolved over three hundred years under the patronage of four different rules. The romance of Pashmina really reached it's Zenith, when it cast its spell over the European royalty. It is said that in 1796, Abdullah Khan, the Afghan Governor of Kashmir gifted an exquisite Pashmina shawl to Sayyid Yahya, a visitor of Bhagdad. Yahya presented the shawl to the Khedive in Egypt who in turn, presented it to Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon found the shawl fit to adorn the shoulders of the future Empress Josephine. Such was the fascination of the Western world for these exotic Eastern masterpieces, that no brides trousseau, no noble women's wardrobe was complete, without a Pashmina/cashmeres.