Luxury Cashmere Winter Accessories: Scarves, Beanies, Earmuffs and Gloves

Luxury cashmere winter accessories fall into four groups: hooded scarves and balaclavas, beanies, earmuffs and gloves. This edit lists 36 styles from Net-A-Porter and Mytheresa, each in stock with a current USD price when checked on October 22, 2026. Prices and stock change quickly, so confirm both at the retailer before buying. Each piece works as a gift or as personal winter wear.

 

Retailers name the wraparound head-covering style three ways: a balaclava (ARCH4's Klosters and cable-knit styles), a hooded scarf (ARCH4) and a hooded snood (Yves Salomon). A balaclava covers head and neck in one knit, and a hooded scarf adds scarf tails.

 

Shop by color. Pale pink: Loro Piana's blush Valle scarf, Lisa Yang's pink Eivor beanie. Beige: ARCH4's Klosters balaclava, Johnstons of Elgin's Keill Triangle and Clan checked scarves, Loro Piana's Juniper beanie and beige earmuffs. Black: ARCH4's hooded scarf, Totême's beanie, The Row's Pleon gloves, Moncler's logo earmuffs and Yves Salomon's shearling earmuffs. Gray: Auralee's scarf and beanie, Johnstons of Elgin's Doris gloves and Gucci's jacquard-knit gloves with pink cuffs. White and ivory: ARCH4's cable-knit balaclava, The Park's Marie wrap, Moncler's white earmuffs.

 

Shop by material. Most scarves, beanies and gloves list 100% cashmere, and each section names the exceptions.

A cashmere beanie is the easiest luxury winter accessory to gift, because most styles below are listed in one size. ARCH4's Clara comes in S and M, and Loro Piana's Juniper was in stock in S and L on October 22, 2026, with M sold out.

 

Lisa Yang's pink Eivor and black brushed ribbed beanies list 100% cashmere. Auralee's ribbed gray beanie lists 100% cashmere. Khaite's Lake beanie is 85% cashmere, 9% mohair and 6% silk. Totême's ribbed beanie is listed as 100% Cashlama, the brand's own fiber name, so read the label rather than assuming it is cashmere. Johnstons of Elgin's Tiree in cream lists 100% cashmere.

 

For personal wear, a ribbed beanie such as Auralee's or Loro Piana's looks relaxed with a folded cuff, while a smooth knit like ARCH4's Clara looks sleeker under a coat collar. For a gift, match the color to the recipient's scarf or coat.

Luxury earmuffs come in three constructions: shearling, knitted wool with plush cups, and teddy fabric.

 

Moncler's black and white earmuffs pair a knitted virgin wool band with plush cups and a logo patch, and Moncler lists the black pair as dry clean only. Moncler's logo teddy earmuffs in white and Max Mara's alpaca, wool and silk teddy pair in beige are the softest-textured options here. Yves Salomon's black, gray, beige and off-white pairs are shearling styles from Net-A-Porter.

 

Sizing is simple. Most are one size, which makes earmuffs a low-risk gift. Check each retailer's care label before cleaning, since shearling and knit constructions are handled differently.

Cashmere gloves are the most practical gift in this edit for anyone who already owns a scarf and a hat. Johnstons of Elgin's Doris gloves are 96% cashmere and 4% nylon. Gucci's jacquard-knit pair, in gray with pink cuffs, is the gift-ready option. ARCH4's New Julian in ivory and The Row's Pleon in black list 100% cashmere.

 

Fit varies by style. The Row's Pleon comes in XS/S and M/L, and ARCH4's New Julian in small and medium. Check the size guide for the rest. ARCH4's Jessie is a long ribbed style in black, and Lisa Yang's Aspen is a fingerless pair.

 

One caution: Johnstons of Elgin's Tiree gloves in cream are listed as gloves, but the product photo shows an open, fingerless-style cuff, so check the product page before gifting.

The most wearable pieces here are the plain ones: ARCH4's hooded cashmere scarf, a Johnstons of Elgin gray scarf, a Lisa Yang beanie and a pair of Doris gloves all do exactly what a cashmere accessory should. Johnstons of Elgin's Clan checked scarf and Loro Piana's blush Valle scarf are statement pieces, bought for the name and the finish rather than for any difference in how they wear.

 

We would skip blends if the goal is a pure cashmere gift, and we would read the Totême beanie's Cashlama label before buying it for someone expecting cashmere. These are style accessories. Anyone who wants technical outdoor gear should shop that separately.

 

Pick one color from the palette of pink, beige, black, gray or white, and buy the scarf, beanie and gloves in that color so the set matches.