Reasonably Priced Cashmere
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I bought a load of cashmere jumpers as find them quite comfy to wear. However I have now run out of them. Through shrinkage and holes etc.
Just wondering if anyone knows of some reasonably priced cashmere jumpers. The ones I bought previously were from Tesco, so looking at budget kind of stuff as they get worn for anything.
Does anyone know of anywhere?
Thanks.
Just wondering if anyone knows of some reasonably priced cashmere jumpers. The ones I bought previously were from Tesco, so looking at budget kind of stuff as they get worn for anything.
Does anyone know of anywhere?
Thanks.
trickywoo said:
Neil H said:
M&S maybe?
I'm sure I saw some in UNIQLO recently as well.
M&S ones are OK but £50.I'm sure I saw some in UNIQLO recently as well.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/ma...
Or shop at big boys cardigans

The best value for money I find are from here:
http://www.purecollection.com/
Look out for sales and the like. Or TK Maxx.
Supermarket cashmere is to be avoided in my view, since they don't wash well. The 'fluffier' the garment looks when new, the worst it will last - really good cashmere will soften with age.
http://www.purecollection.com/
Look out for sales and the like. Or TK Maxx.
Supermarket cashmere is to be avoided in my view, since they don't wash well. The 'fluffier' the garment looks when new, the worst it will last - really good cashmere will soften with age.
Mobile Chicane said:
The best value for money I find are from here:
http://www.purecollection.com/
Look out for sales and the like. Or TK Maxx.
Supermarket cashmere is to be avoided in my view, since they don't wash well. The 'fluffier' the garment looks when new, the worst it will last - really good cashmere will soften with age.
Am I missing something here? "Best Value" and £150 for a sweater does not compute.http://www.purecollection.com/
Look out for sales and the like. Or TK Maxx.
Supermarket cashmere is to be avoided in my view, since they don't wash well. The 'fluffier' the garment looks when new, the worst it will last - really good cashmere will soften with age.
davido140 said:
Mobile Chicane said:
The best value for money I find are from here:
http://www.purecollection.com/
Look out for sales and the like. Or TK Maxx.
Supermarket cashmere is to be avoided in my view, since they don't wash well. The 'fluffier' the garment looks when new, the worst it will last - really good cashmere will soften with age.
Am I missing something here? "Best Value" and £150 for a sweater does not compute.http://www.purecollection.com/
Look out for sales and the like. Or TK Maxx.
Supermarket cashmere is to be avoided in my view, since they don't wash well. The 'fluffier' the garment looks when new, the worst it will last - really good cashmere will soften with age.
Mobile Chicane said:
davido140 said:
Mobile Chicane said:
The best value for money I find are from here:
http://www.purecollection.com/
Look out for sales and the like. Or TK Maxx.
Supermarket cashmere is to be avoided in my view, since they don't wash well. The 'fluffier' the garment looks when new, the worst it will last - really good cashmere will soften with age.
Am I missing something here? "Best Value" and £150 for a sweater does not compute.http://www.purecollection.com/
Look out for sales and the like. Or TK Maxx.
Supermarket cashmere is to be avoided in my view, since they don't wash well. The 'fluffier' the garment looks when new, the worst it will last - really good cashmere will soften with age.
If you;ve got a wardrobe full of 6-8 year old pure collection sweaters that still look good then I'll shuddupamyface!

Mobile Chicane said:
davido140 said:
Mobile Chicane said:
The best value for money I find are from here:
http://www.purecollection.com/
Look out for sales and the like. Or TK Maxx.
Supermarket cashmere is to be avoided in my view, since they don't wash well. The 'fluffier' the garment looks when new, the worst it will last - really good cashmere will soften with age.
Am I missing something here? "Best Value" and £150 for a sweater does not compute.http://www.purecollection.com/
Look out for sales and the like. Or TK Maxx.
Supermarket cashmere is to be avoided in my view, since they don't wash well. The 'fluffier' the garment looks when new, the worst it will last - really good cashmere will soften with age.
Found an M & S discount store in York, so I will go check that out on Monday I think.
If not I will try TK Maxx, as other things I have bought there seem a good value and pretty reasonable.
Cheers guys.
Here you go, some fakey fakey polo ones form fleabay... lovely..
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/5-pcs-Mens-polo-cashmere-swe...
And ebay "pretend" to be "cracking down" on fake goods, my a
hole,
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/5-pcs-Mens-polo-cashmere-swe...
And ebay "pretend" to be "cracking down" on fake goods, my a
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