Question 1

What makes Mongolian cashmere worth the price?

Accepted Answer

Mongolian cashmere goats produce some of the finest, longest cashmere fibers in the world — the harsh winters force their undercoats to grow longer and softer than goats in milder climates. Longer fibers mean less pilling, more durability, and a softer hand. Quince sources directly from Mongolian herders, which is why the pricing sits well below specialty brand retail for comparable fiber quality.

Question 2

Which cashmere construction is right for me?

Accepted Answer

Cable and ribbed knits are denser, warmer, and have visible texture — strongest for cold rooms and high-style layering. Lofted and boucle knits feel softer and more cloud-like, with a relaxed look. Plaid and patterned throws read as more decorative. Silk-cashmere blends add a slight sheen and feel cooler than pure cashmere; merino-cashmere blends add structure and shape retention.

Question 3

Will a cashmere throw pill or shed?

Accepted Answer

All cashmere pills a little in the first few weeks of use as short surface fibers work loose — this is normal and stops once the surface settles. Use a cashmere comb or simple disposable razor to remove the pills as they appear. After the break-in period, well-made cashmere stays smooth for years.

Question 4

How do I wash a cashmere throw?

Accepted Answer

Hand wash in cold water with a cashmere-safe or wool-safe detergent, or use a delicates cycle with the throw in a mesh bag. Skip fabric softener and bleach. Lay flat to dry, away from direct heat — never tumble dry cashmere. Reshape while damp to preserve the original dimensions.

Question 5

Do throws make good gifts?

Accepted Answer

Yes — a quality throw is one of the more reliable gifts because it's hard to mis-size and easy to use. The piece arrives folded and ready, suits any home, and rewards daily use. Cashmere, alpaca, and faux fur read as gifts; organic cotton and waffle weaves read as practical-with-a-touch-of-luxury.

Question 6

Should I treat a throw blanket like a sofa accessory or a bed layer?

Accepted Answer

Both — a well-sized throw drapes across the foot of the bed or the arm of a sofa, and the same piece can move between rooms as seasons change. Throw blankets are smaller than bed blankets (typically 50" x 60" to 60" x 80"), so they suit single-person warmth and decorative styling. For full bed coverage, choose a bed-sized blanket instead.

Question 7

What other categories should I shop with cashmere throws?

Accepted Answer

Explore our Cotton Quilts Comforters, Throws & Blankets, Coverlets Bed Blankets, Bedding Inserts Essentials, Down Pillows, Cotton Cashmere, Women's Cashmere Throws Blankets and Organic Cotton Blankets collections.

Cashmere Throws

Ivory Cable Knit Cashmere Throw

Teak Mongolian Cashmere Throw

Charcoal Merino Wool & Cashmere Luxury Throw

Oatmeal Ribbed Knit Cashmere Throw

Teak Cable Knit Cashmere Throw

Faded Denim Mongolian Cashmere Throw

Forest Floor Green Mongolian Cashmere Throw

Camel Lightweight Cashmere Wool Patterned Throw

True Navy Mongolian Cashmere Throw

Heather Grey Ribbed Knit Cashmere Throw

Limoncello Cable Knit Cashmere Throw

True Navy Cable Knit Cashmere Throw

Camel Merino Wool & Cashmere Luxury Throw

Ivory/Grey Plaid Mongolian Cashmere Plaid Throw

Mist/Graphite Silk Cashmere Striped Boucle Throw