Category: Cashmere Challenge


  • You know I thoroughly tested it | Guest in Residence cashmere review

    You know I thoroughly tested it | Guest in Residence cashmere review

    “KNITWEAR DESIGNED TO LAST YEARS, NOT SEASONS.” -Guest in Residence’s mantra Maybe it’s because I’ve moved to a chilly climate, that I want to add more cashmere to my closet. Maybe it’s because no matter where you live, cashmere is always a good idea. As much as I love Gigi Hadid, celebrity “Creative Director” and…

  • I wore it for 6 days straight: A Naadam Cashmere Sweater Review

    I wore it for 6 days straight: A Naadam Cashmere Sweater Review

    By now, you may have heard about Naadam and their cashmere. In case you haven’t, basically their whole “thing” is basically being mindful of social impact and the environment. In that respect, Naadam’s kind of like Reformation… but with a specialization in cashmere. They do a ton of volunteer work and even more work to…

  • How good is it? | a Neiman Marcus Cashmere Review

    How good is it? | a Neiman Marcus Cashmere Review

    My sister was the one who introduced me to cashmere. Until she bought multiple cashmere sweaters from Holt Renfrew (Canada’s answer to Neiman Marcus), cashmere was something I’d only ever read about in Sophie Kinsella novels. In other words, cashmere was a luxurious figment of my imagination. With Canada being a warm memory, but Holt’s…

  • Trying to find the best sweater: an Everlane Cashmere Crew Review

    Trying to find the best sweater: an Everlane Cashmere Crew Review

    Last fall, I was scrolling through photos of Alexa Chung. In one photo, she was wearing a baby blue sweater, jeans, and mini Chestnut Uggs, and I was like that’s what my wardrobe has been missing… … I mean, the baby blue sweater, not the Uggs. Not wanting to break the bank, I logged onto…

  • Reformation Cashmere Sweater Review: I tested Ref’s recycled cashmere

    Reformation Cashmere Sweater Review: I tested Ref’s recycled cashmere

    At this point, your my consumerism is ruining the planet. It’s hard to accept that buying more cashmere to keep you warm, is in fact making the planet warmer. … but leave it to Reformation to make all of us feel a little less guilty about ruining our planet with their cashmere sweaters. Using a…