Cashmere Merino Wool Blend Muffler (F243AC01)
FRITUR
$83.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Wrapped in the plush hush of a cashmere-merino blend, this muffler feels like a whisper against the skin. The 90/10 mix yields a softness that’s lighter than a pure cashmere scarf yet generously warm, with a subtle sheen from the superfine merino. Measuring 170 by 41 centimeters, it drapes with ease over winter outerwear, while embroidery marks a refined, quietly luxe touch in blue, orange, beige, or grey.
With its generous length, it wraps easily around the neck and pools softly at the chest, layering over knits or peacoats without adding bulk. The broad 41 centimeter width gives it drape and warmth in one gesture, while the embroidered detail keeps it from feeling plain. In city winters it travels from morning commute to evening out, adding polish to denim, wool, or leather layer games.
FRITUR leans into refined essentials, elevating a humble warmth with Preeter's embroidery and a luxe cashmere-merino blend. In blue, orange, beige, or grey, this muffler anchors winter outfits with quiet confidence, a nod to the brand's easy, time-honored knitwear language.
Materials / Fabrication
- Cashmere-blend muffler
- 90 percent superfine merino wool, 10 percent cashmere
- Length: 170 cm (67 in)
- Width: 41 cm (16 in)
- Colors available: blue, orange, beige, grey
- Signature embroidery by Preeter
- Designed to drape elegantly with any winter outerwear
Recommended Care
- Professional dry cleaning recommended for best softness and longevity
- If washing at home, hand wash cold with a wool specific detergent; do not wring
- Lay flat to dry away from direct heat or sunlight
- Store folded in a cool, dry place to prevent stretching or snagging
Fit Notes
- This muffler measures 170 cm long by 41 cm wide, allowing generous drape over winter outerwear.
- Made from a 90% superfine merino wool and 10% cashmere blend, it offers a soft, warm feel.
- The generous size supports versatile styling, from draping over a coat to wrapping for neck warmth.
