Pure Cashmere Crew Neck Jumper

Lovely comfortable and warm jumper. I would recommend to anyone who likes cashmere.

Bought for my daughter at xmas and she loves it. I hope it washes well.

Good product. Better quality than previous ones purchased. Remains to be seen if it pulls up like several others continue to do and hence the fabric becomes a bit thin.

Ordered this as had one year before in black. Nice colour, much bigger than black one so ok but not as good a fit. I kept it but disappointed with fit.

Lovely soft Cashmere in pretty green. Slightly long but okay. I found the neck a little big which can be draughty when weather is very cold but solve this with scarf. As I bought reduced I will keep it.

Lovey warm jumper. Fits well and so comfortable to wear. Very pleased.

Lovely and soft but bobbles badly after wearing it twice. Overall disappointing.

Great quality! Soft and very cosy. This I my third jumper from this range and I am positive I will buy another one.

Gorgeous fuchsia colour bought as present for someone who's a 12, unfortunately the size was much bigger & had to be returned. It's no longer in stock as it's half price in the sale.

The sweater was quite thin and required a skin tone bra so that it wouldn't show through the fabric. Wouldn't pay full price, I bought it at 20 percent off. I bought the limey green shade, which I love but think the colour range could be better. Haven't washed it yet

Not the softest cashmere unfortunately, rather scratchy.

Definitely not turquoise. Online photo is not accurate. Still a nice blue, but misleading.

Two items supplied, both with same description and same price, only size was different, one made in Cambodia the other elsewhere. There was a marked difference in the quality between the two. the Cambodia one being the the quality I expected, the other was below par

Bought for myself, just what I wanted but whilst still unworn I noticed a small "nick" in the wool on the front. Looking further, another "nick" on the back, exactly matching that on the front. The jumper was the only item in the parcel. I looked further at the parcel wrapper, thinking there could have been something which pierced the parcel, but no, the parcel wrapper was intact. Still attached were the labels, on tags. One of the labels was particularly firm and sharp at the four edges. My conclusion was that whilst in transit there had been pressure on the parcel, which had set the label rubbing against the wool. In transit a certain amount of this movement would be inevitable. However, I decided to iron on some Wonderweb to both nicks from the reverse, and not complain. I am using the jumper, and although rather lightweight it's fine. I haven't washed it yet. My only further comment is that you might consider using a different form of label for such items, or more protection when sending them alone in the parcel.