Looking to cozy up right this winter? From artful cashmeres to zippy cable-knits, these are the swaddliest layers on the ...

In preparing for the 75th anniversary, dozens of volunteers partnered with local folk artists to fully restore more than 500 ...

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The blanket is machine-washable and features a clip to wear it like a shawl and handy corner loops for hanging it to dry.

As winter's chill creeps in, it's time to stock up on those warm, cosy essentials that will see you through the frosty months ahead. But with so many choices, what to choose? Let’s take a look ...

The variety of shawls worldwide tells stories of heritage and craftsmanship, each distinct in design and purpose. Traveling to the Andes, alpaca wool shawls from Peru and Bolivia stand out for their ...

Sure, shawl collar cardigans might these days be more associated with your grandpa than the ‘gram, but the truth is, they’re an ageless staple of any well-dressed man’s wardrobe — and ...

the craft of shawl-making has been passed down through generations of skilled artisans, who have perfected the art of weaving and embroidering intricate designs onto soft, warm wool. From the snow ...

Best of all, buyers won't have to worry about sizing since the shawl is one-size-fits-most ... it's available in over 20 colorways. The man who has everything probably doesn't have this set ...

“This year my wish list is all about designer classics that will work hard in my wardrobe, season after season. Simple staples like a sleek black leather belt, chic sunnies and the perfect pair of ...

The Pashmina Kani shawl is made from the soft wool of the Changthangi goat, found in the hills of Ladakh. These shawls are carefully handwoven on traditional looms, a process that takes months or even ...

These incredible pictures show a version of Cornwall that's been lost to time. Collected by local historians Christine Parnell and Sheila Richardson, the images were published in the 'Lost Truro ...