Yes. Our merino wool shawls are handwoven in small batches by skilled artisan members of a cooperative society in the Kullu Valley of India using traditional handloom techniques. Each piece is woven from Woolmark-certified merino wool and finished by hand, creating a shawl designed to be worn, travelled with and enjoyed for years.

A cooperative society is one of the fairest ways of working. Every member of the society shares equally in its success and profits. In addition to fair wages, members receive benefits such as pensions, social security and housing support when required, helping to provide long-term security for artisan families.

likemary merino shawl scarves are light enough to be tied around the neck as a scarf, yet large enough to be wrapped around the shoulders as a shawl. Their generous size makes them ideal as travel wraps, cosy blanket scarves and versatile layering pieces for every season.

Absolutely. Merino wool is known for its ability to regulate temperature, helping keep you warm in cooler weather while remaining breathable in milder conditions. likemary merino wool shawls are ideal light layers for spring, chilly summer evenings, and can also be worn over a coat or jacket in autumn and winter, making them one of the most versatile accessories in any wardrobe.

Yes. Merino wool is naturally lightweight, breathable and warm, making it an excellent travel companion. likemary oversized merino wool shawls are ideal travel wraps for flights, train journeys and road trips. They fold down small enough to fit into a handbag or carry-on bag and can be worn as a scarf, blanket scarf or extra layer whenever temperatures change or when the air conditioning is a little too enthusiastic.

An oversized shawl can be styled in many ways. Wear it draped over your shoulders as a traditional shawl, wrapped around your neck as a large scarf, belted over a dress or coat, or folded and worn as a travel wrap. The generous size of our merino wool shawls makes them ideal for layering throughout the year.

likemary shawl scarves come in a range of sizes. Our most popular size is 40 x 80" (100 x 200cm), offering generous coverage without feeling bulky. Some colours are also available in a narrower stole size of 28 x 80" (70 x 200cm), while a small selection of extra-oversized blanket shawls measure 45 x 89" (115 x 227cm) for maximum warmth and versatility.

Traditionally, a pashmina is made from fine cashmere fibres sourced from the soft undercoat of Himalayan mountain goats. likemary merino wool shawls are handwoven from Woolmark-certified merino wool. Merino wool offers many of the same qualities people love in pashminas, including softness, warmth and lightweight comfort, while being durable enough for everyday wear and travel. Today, the word "pashmina" is often used more broadly to describe a soft oversized wrap or shawl, regardless of the fibre used.