A woman wearing a cream-colored knit head and neck scarf tied at the front, paired with a dark navy long-sleeve top, against a plain light gray background.
A woman in profile wearing a cream-colored ribbed knit hooded scarf over a dark navy sweater, set against a plain light gray background.
A side-profile view of a person wearing a cream-colored ribbed knit bonnet and matching neck gaiter against a plain light gray background.
A woman wearing a dark navy long-sleeve top and black pants, styled with a thick cream-colored knit scarf wrapped around her neck, standing against a plain beige studio background.
A woman wearing a cream-colored knit head and neck scarf tied at the front, paired with a dark navy long-sleeve top, against a plain light gray background.
A woman in profile wearing a cream-colored ribbed knit hooded scarf over a dark navy sweater, set against a plain light gray background.
A side-profile view of a person wearing a cream-colored ribbed knit bonnet and matching neck gaiter against a plain light gray background.
A woman wearing a dark navy long-sleeve top and black pants, styled with a thick cream-colored knit scarf wrapped around her neck, standing against a plain beige studio background.
Oats & Rice

Eden Cashmere Hooded Scarf - Ivory

£195.00
£195.00
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Elegant without trying too hard, the Eden Hooded Scarf frames the face beautifully while keeping the neck and ears protected from the cold. The soft cashmere knit drapes naturally around the shoulders, creating a look that feels both practical and refined. In Ivory, it brings a sense of brightness and quiet luxury to everyday winter dressing.

Product Details
  • 100% Organic Cashmere
  • One size (Length 168cm)
  • Weight: 168g
  • Ethically made in China
  • Hand wash in cold water and lay flat to dry
About Oats & Rice

Oats & Rice founder Shiyi created the company in 2015, short after graduating from Winchester School of Art in the UK. She threw herself into the traditional textile business with outpouring curiosity and passion. In the Kawashima Textile School in Kyoto, she studied kasuri (ikat) weaving technique. She also trained under a watchful eye of a Japanese shifu weaving master to grasp the art of turning paper into thread.

Her textile journey took her to Inner Mongolia, where she envisioned the sustainable cashmere supply chain we use today.

Country of Origin
  • China

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