TopTie Women's Shawl Wrap With Tassel, Wholesale Scarf, Classic Solid Color - Violet

Exactly what I wanted and the price was just right! Soft, cozy, great color. No complaints here! Love this pashmina!

When I received the scarf, I found out it was not the "dark green" that I had ordered and was pictured, but a bright LIME green. Since I had ordered the dark green for a specific outfit, I was very disappointed. However, I was contacted by the seller after I complained and they promised to update the website to reflect the correct color and offered to replace it.

This pashmina is a very pretty colour and feels very soft. It is very light weight also. I would recommend it!

I have several pashmina and pashmina/silk blend scarves and wraps; two are from here, and I am about to buy more. Personally, I really like this product, and have been happy with those I've received. After reading some of the critical reviews tho, I would like to make a couple comments for those checking out this product.First: Read ALL the product information. Several complaints about whether 100% pashmina was received could have been avoided by reading the information that not all the colors are 100% pashmina, and then LISTS the colors that are blends [with silk].Second: The person who "pulled on one thread, really tugged hard" and found it wouldn't break, should know that silk is what gives the yarn fiber it's great strength, and is a sign of quality.Third: If you're suspicious a fabric may be synthetic, do this simple test: cut off one piece of the fringe. Burn it with a match, doesn't have to be all the way. If you get ash, its a natural fiber. If it smells bad, it's usually wool. If it melts, or turns into little globs that harden like beads, it is synthetic.Lots of strange smells can accumulate from various manufacturing practices,i.e., dyes, where it was stored, plastic packaging material, the container it was shipped in, etc. Air it out for a few days or a week, or just store it with your favorite potpourrie. Don't put perfume on it, but you can store it with the bottles.Just don't be so instantly freaked out.

When it arrived, I noticed the quality was good enough. I love how it is ideal for a modest feel and very versatile(e.g. belted or folded a certain way as a luxurious scarf). Quite frankly, one of the type of scarves/shawls ideal for hijabs (as seen on YouTube's YazTheSpaz89).It's only "itchy", if your skin seems to be very sensitive/easily irritated.Aside from this review, I have some info about the Pashmina...for those who are curious on what it is really. Pashmina refers to a type of fine cashmere wool.So, whoever said it was "bad quality" may be incorrect and should do their research.

The description clearly says white and 100% pashmina. Well the scarf is definitely is an off white starting to border on beige. And the tag says 70% pashmina, 30% silk. And it has a really weird smell-a certain woodish musk.That being said it is a nice scarf that is super soft and a nice width and length, especially for someone who is tall like myself. Not sure if I will keep it since it is not what I thought I was purchasing.