Faqs

Pashmina comes from the undercoat of a unique species of goats called the Capra Hircus or 'Chyangra'. These goats are combed to get this exotic natural fiber which is then processed to make pashmina products.

Pashmina wool is obtained from the down fiber of Capra Hircus goats which reside in the mountainous regions 4500m above sea level. This species of goats are unique to Mongolia, Tibet, China, Nepal and India .

- Handwash your pashmina

 - Pour lukewarm water in a container and add cashmere or baby shampoo

 - Soak your pashmina for 30 mins 

 - Gently squeeze the pashmina but do not wring it 

 - Roll in a bath towel and leave it in a shady area to dry naturally 

 Pashmina pronunciation: pash - mee - nah. 

Pashmina wool is obtained from the undercoat hair of Capra Hircus or 'Chyangra'.These goats shed their fur in the summer season naturally which is then combed with long metal combs to obtain fine long pashmina fibers. Thus obtained fiber is then refined to produce pashmina garments.

Pashmina shawls are woven in handloom. The pashmina fibers are sorted and spun into a yarn in a traditional wheel called 'Charkha'. The yarn is loaded into a handloom and woven manually to create exquisite pashmina shawls with intricate designs.

P ashmina shawls will cost you anywhere between Rs. 3500 to upwards of Rs. 100,000 depending on the size, design and quality of pashmina. 

Pashmina sweaters cost you anywhere between Rs. 4000 to upwards of Rs. 40,000 depending upon the size, design and quality.

Our return and exchange policy is designed to ensure customer satisfaction. Please refer to the Returns and Exchanges section on our website for detailed information on our policy and procedures.

The burn test is the most reliable way to verify if the pashmina shawl is genuine or fake. Pull some pashmina strands from your garment and burn it. If the burnt fibers turn matte and turn into ash powder when you rub it between your fingers, it is a good sign that your pashmina is genuine. It should give off the smell of burnt hair as it is in fact, hair. If your pashmina fibers melt and turn into beady lumps and give off sweet chemical like smell, then it is fake. It will also feel sticky when you rub it between your fingers.