Merino Wool
Merino woollen pashmina in solid colours are available in a variety of colours, ranging from classic neutrals such as black, white, and grey to bolder hues such as red, blue, and green. They are usually rectangular, with fringed edges that add an elegant touch to the overall look.

Pink Petals Embroidered Stole
Blue Merino Wool Hand Embroidered Shawl
Hand Embroidered Merino Wool Wrap
Fine Wool Shawl – White & Gray Soft Wrap
Rust Pink & Black Striped Merino Wool Scarf – Wrap & Shawl
Burgundy Hashidar Wool Shawl – Hand Made Merino Stole
Blue Wool Shawl – Hand-Embroidered Kashmiri Merino Scarf
Black Woolen Large Shawl – Kashmiri Merino Wrap
Hand-Embroidered Merino Wool Shawl – Kashmiri Winter Wrap
White Cashmere Scarf – Pure Lightweight Luxury Wrap
Green Dual Shade Woolen Scarf – Reversible Soft Winter Wrap
Brown Dual Shade Woolen Wrap For Her – Reversible Scarf Gift
Yellow Brown Dual Shade Woolen Wrap – Soft Winter Scarf Gift
Blue & Orange Soft Reversible Wrap – Fine Silk & Wool Shawl
Soft Merino Wool Shawl – Classic Gray Check Scarf
Purple Plaid Scarf – Soft Merino Wool Shawl & Winter Wrap
Orange Merino Wool Scarf – Soft Wrap & Gift for Her
White Checked Merino Wool Scarf – Soft Shawl & Gift for Her
Peach Checked Merino Wool Scarf – Gift for Her
Mustard Two Shades Woolen Scarf – Reversible Soft Winter Wrap
Red Dual Shade Woolen Wrap For Her – Reversible Winter Scarf
Exploring Merino Wool
Merino Wool is one of the world’s most famous fabric materials. It is sourced from merino sheep. Such wool is both long-lasting and expensive and gives a luxuriously soft touch.
The speciality of Merino Wool is that it is a super fibre, natural and renewable. Unlike any other wool, it is water-resistant, insulated and highly absorbent. It is ideal for making shawls, scarves and raves. Merino wool shawls are perfect to ornament your winter clothing.
Apart from shawls, there are many other types of outfits designed from Merino wool. They are popular to beat the shivering cold of winter. The accessories made from merino wool can manage 95-degree Fahrenheit heat.
Pashmina Vogue Marino Wool Shawls, Scarf and Raves
Renowned as the top shawl-designing firm in Kashmir, Pashmina Vogue craft the ultra-premium quality Merino wool shawls and scarves. We have talented craftsmen who use their hands-on skills to make the masterpiece.
Sourced from the beautiful valleys of Kashmir, our merino wool is 100% authentic and pure. Get your hands on the magnificent shawl and scarf made from pure Marino. Explore our collection.
How Merino Wool is Produced?
Merino wool is a natural fibre grown by Merino sheep consuming natural ingredients like sunlight, water, fresh air and grass. As a result of consuming natural ingredients, Merino Sheep can produce 4 to 5 pounds of wool per year.
It is exciting to know that this oldest known animal fibre is composed of natural protein i.e. Keratin which is found in human hair. Each fibre is covered in scale which is important in making woollen clothes.
The Many Uses of Marino Wool
Merino Wool is remarkably outstanding wool. Despite being widely available and inexpensive, it is one of the softest and most luxurious wools available in the market.
Shirts, Blouses and even tank tops are made with merino wool. It is also used to make blazers, blankets, sportswear etc. Due to its softness and hypoallergenic nature, it is ideal for baby blankets and clothing.
The most popular application of merino wool is in sweaters. It is made with fine fibres and is softer than cotton.
Since it is very lasting and durable, thus the application is also seen in area rugs and carpets. It has natural temperature-regulating properties that make it perfect for year-round use.
The Performance Benefits of Merino Wool
I. Thermo Regulating: Merino wool has a natural climate regulating system. Its breathable qualities make it perfect for all-year clothing.
II. Cooling & Warmth: In hot weather, the fibre absorbs body moisture vapours and releases them outside the fabric, keeping the body cool. In winter, the moisture condenses inside the fibre, releasing heat to keep the body warm.
III. Odour Resistant: Merino wool absorbs odour molecules and releases them upon washing, keeping you fresh even in hot conditions.
IV. Quick Dry & Wrinkle Resistant: Merino wool releases water easily and its elastic nature makes it wrinkle-resistant.
V. Easy to Wash: Stains are not easily absorbed due to the protective outer layer of merino wool fibres.
VI. Does Not Itch: Merino wool fibres are soft and flexible, bending gently against the skin without irritation.
VII. UV Resistant: The natural UV barrier protects against harmful sun radiation unlike synthetic fabrics.
VIII. Renewable: Merino wool is produced from natural resources like air, water and grass, making it sustainable.
IX. Biodegradable: Merino wool decomposes naturally and sustainably within about 12 months and is completely biodegradable.