Like the bright and lively tones of a fresh avocado, our dip-dyed scarf in light green captures the cheerful essence of spring. The soft ombre effect transitions seamlessly from vibrant green to lighter shades, evoking a sense of renewal and freshness. Crafted from luxurious cashmere yarn, this scarf is lightweight, super soft, and translucent, making it as comfortable as it is stylish. Versatile enough for all seasons, it can be used as a chic beach sarong, draped around a bikini for a fresh, playful look. This spring-inspired green adds an uplifting touch to any outfit, making it an ideal, travel-friendly accessory for every occasion.
- 100% Cashmere
- Size: 90*205cm
- Weight: 66g
Cold Water / Hand wash only / Dry flat
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OATS & RICE BRAND: As a sustainable cashmere accessories brand, Oats & Rice founder Shiyi created the company in 2015, shortly after graduating from Winchester School of Art in the UK. She threw herself into the traditional textile business with curiosity and passion. In the Kawashima Textile School in Kyoto, she studied the kasuri (ikat) weaving technique. She also trained under the 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.
Subtle and refined design with a nuanced sensory experience: When we design our patterns, we think how harmonious they will be with your wardrobe. We don’t want them hidden, neither do we want them to stand out. We take pride in elevating classics, giving them a more alluring look.
Unobtrusive beauty is what we stand for. We love versatile patterns and adopt various weaving techniques to achieve unique textures and create something unusual. You can see this principle in action while browsing through our collection of cashmere scarves. Finest cashmere is a luxurious sensory experience; our designs play with it to elicit happy and calm feelings of comfort. Every piece we create serves this purpose.
Ethical production in Inner Mongolia: Textiles are more than the end product. Many local communities are involved in different stages of production, from collecting the raw fiber, spinning the yarn, dyeing it, and finally weaving a remarkable piece.
We are thoughtful of the whole process and strive to have the minimum possible impact on the natural environment. We support fair trade with skillful local makers and aim to preserve regional craftsmanship and traditions.