This 100% wool sweater features a charming, vintage-inspired checkered pattern. The overall color scheme is a warm brown with hints of red and white. It has a slightly scratchy texture—after all, it’s 100% wool—so it’s best worn with a turtleneck underneath for comfort.

This 50% wool, 50% cotton scarf is another great purchase I made this year—I’m absolutely thrilled with it. I was instantly drawn to its vintage green check pattern. The predominantly green hue, accented with touches of red and blue, is incredibly timeless. It didn’t shrink after washing and has a natural, slightly wrinkled texture that enhances its vintage charm.

100% cashmere.

I bought this red scarf last Chinese New Year. The small touches of red make it really easy to style and give it a festive vibe. It features vertical ribbed stripes—a design you see in many stores—but I chose a more affordable option, and it’s actually quite thick.

100% cashmere.

If you don’t wear this kind of decorative scarf very often, you can really just pick up any one you like: simply draping this long scarf around your neck adds a lot of dimension and saves even the most “boring” basic outfits. It became slightly misshapen after one wash.

This 100% cashmere.

“First Love Blue” scarf is a new addition to my collection this year. The color is closer to a crisp sky blue, and it’s incredibly soft—not itchy at all. It really stands out when paired with solid-colored outfits, and the size is just right. The photo was taken after it had been washed once.

100% cashmere.

The pink one was the first item I bought from this store. Since I mostly wear dark-colored clothes in the winter, I wanted to buy something bright to break up the monotony. In person, it’s more of a coral pink, and if you look closely, you can see a subtle woven texture. It’s incredibly soft and comfortable, though the only minor drawback is that it sometimes snags easily.

100% cashmere.

This piece is simple and practical—I wore it a lot last year. The store still has other black-and-white checkered patterns; I was spoiled for choice back then. Mine is mostly black with small accents of white to brighten it up.

100% Andean Cashmere (Alpaca).

I’ve bought several scarves from this shop, with my first purchase dating back to 2021. They have a wide selection, so it takes a while to browse through everything. This one is quite large, but it doesn’t look bulky when worn. The checkered pattern is quite unique, and the overall brown tones have a subtle gradient effect, making it perfect for fall and winter.

100% cashmere.

This is my thickest scarf—it’s not only long but also substantial, and I’m completely won over by the texture. Unfortunately, when I went to check it out, the store was closed. A classic gray is a must-have—you can’t go wrong with it.