Pashmina is soft to the touch, has a beautiful sheen, and is light and very warm. It has a smooth and gentle feel, and despite being thin and light, it is characterized by its warmth and excellent heat retention. While general cashmere stoles use fabric felted by utilizing the felting properties of cashmere fibers, Pashmina stoles are made by spinning cashmere fibers into yarn and weaving them, resulting in a thin fabric with a high luster. "Pashmina" refers to a high-quality woolen fabric made using only the inner hair of the cashmere goat. It refers to the stoles, shawls, and the material itself, traditionally made in Nepal and India.