In cashmereInCashmere 100% Pure Cashmere Women Poncho Sweater - Lightweight Warm Knitted Shawl Wrap - All Year Round Dress Topper Gift

This isn't bad, but it's too short in the back to feel really cozy on chilly nights.We're deep into winter where I live and my central heating sucks, so I usually wear knitwear in the house. I often go with cashmere as it offers the warmth without the bulk, and while this cashmere feels very soft and warm I'm really missing the comfort that would have come if it extended to the small of the back. Throw in the fact that it likes to ripple a little in the mid back and I can only give this four stars. The material is soft and warm, but I just don't love the shape.

I was excited to give this a try. I have never owned cashmere before. This is not shaped like I thought but it works ok. I am a plus size girl and was not sure this would even fit but I can make it work. It is very thin more like a linen scarf. Maybe because I am a plus size this is very short in the front and back so I will wear it more like a shawl. It is soft but I would not wear it without something under it, both for my skin and to keep it clean. If I had to buy this I would feel like I was over paid.

This was a great find! It’s a soft, black cashmere sweater, which my wife typically appreciates and it already came gift ready! She really liked it and that’s what matters.

This cashmere poncho is okay. It's not the best quality cashmere- as far as softness goes- it's a bit scratchy and very thin.The size is adequate for me, as a 5ft 115 lbs female- it fits just right, so I'm not sure about the "one size fits all" claim.I think for the price, it's an okay value, maybe a bit over-priced.

First of all, I have zero previous experience with real cashmere, but this feels nice and soft to me so I have no complaints there. I also love the rich purple color!I am a short plus size woman and I normally wear a 1X-2X in tops and blouses, so I knew there was a chance I wouldn't like the One Size Fits All sizing of this poncho (most ponchos or kimonos are sized this way though and they almost always fit me since I am short with very narrow shoulders.) The way this is designed is very strange because the back is super short and falls right at my waist, while the front is long like a tunic. It can be worn many ways as shown in the photos and other reviews, but I can't find one that looks right on me from all angles. Perhaps it is just not meant for my body type...although I can't imagine this would look right on a tall and thin person either since it isn't very long.

The color balance is a little off in my pictures, and the color in person is a bit richer.This is a nice poncho style scarf type thing. It is extremely soft and very nice to touch. I'd rate it as a light sweater warmth. So it's good for fall and spring, but probably won't be enough for winter.It falls nicely on me, even though I am a bigger girl (235 lbs). I just wish it wasn't so expensive.

This poncho is basically a shawl/thin scarf that is folded in half with a seam added that goes halfway up one edge. The seam does seem really delicate so be careful about putting too much stress on the seam. Stonewash is a lovely shade of blue that goes with almost anything. It's thin, but cashmere is very warm so that's normal. The fabric is very soft.

The material is nice...very soft and warm (where you are covered.) The asymetrical-ness of it makes it kind of awkward to put on. I prefer wearing it slightly off one shoulder rather than the V-neck in front. This way you don't get the definitive front/back length difference. I do like it, but I definitely think that the price that is being asked is quite high for the amount of fabric that you get for a true poncho.