Knit Scarves

Quince's women's knit scarves cover 100% Grade-A Mongolian cashmere scarves (the flagship — soft against skin, exceptional warmth retention), cashmere wraps (wider and longer than scarves, designed for over-shoulder draping), and merino wool scarves (the lighter-weight option with natural temperature regulation). All in fine-gauge knit so the material reads soft against skin without scratch.

Scarves — standard length (typically 60"-72") and standard width, designed to wrap around the neck. Best for adding warmth and texture to an outfit. Wraps — wider and longer, designed to drape over shoulders or wrap multiple times. Best for travel (functions as a blanket scarf on planes and in cool indoor settings), over-shoulder layering with sweaters, and elevated styling where the wrap is part of the outfit, not just a warmth layer.

Cashmere — exceptional softness against skin, the most refined hand. Best for shoppers who wear scarves close to the face and neck where soft texture matters. Also the elevated occasion pick. Wool (merino) — lighter weight with natural temperature regulation. Best for milder cold weather, warmer climates, and shoppers who prefer a less precious material. Both pair across formal and casual styling; choose by feel preference and price point.

Hand wash cool with mild wool detergent — or use a dedicated cashmere care service for the most careful cleaning. Lay flat to dry on a clean towel — never hang wet cashmere or wool (the weight of water stretches the fiber) and never tumble dry (heat felts the fiber). Store folded with cedar to deter moths. With proper care, cashmere and wool scarves hold shape and softness across many years.