Angora Scarves and Stoles
Angora scarves and stoles from Scotland—made from a blend of 75% fine lambswool and 25% angora that sets them apart from everything else. The angora lends a distinctive silky sheen and a soft, fluffy texture that pure wool cannot match; the lambswool provides stability, shape, and natural warmth. Available as a narrow scarf (180–196 × 30–31 cm, starting at €99) and as a generous stole (190 × 75 cm, starting at €140)—in solid colors and classic tartan patterns. All handmade in Scotland, all with fringed edges.
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75% lambswool, 25% angora — the difference is in the feel
Angora is one of the few natural fibers that you can recognize immediately—not just by touch, but also by sight. The characteristic nap, the delicate sheen, the lightness: that is angora. The lamb’s wool gives the garment its shape, durability, and natural warmth. Together, they create a blend that neither cashmere nor Merino can replace—yet one that can still hold its own against both.
The collection includes two styles: the narrow angora scarf (180–196 × 30–31 cm, starting at €99)—worn classically around the neck, light enough for year-round wear—and the generous angora stole (190 × 75 cm, starting at €140), which can be worn as a shawl or wrap. Available in solid colors such as midnight blue, wine red, camel, fawn, light gray, slate gray, and dark green, as well as in the classic “ Royal Stewart ”Tartan. All feature fringe and must be dry-cleaned only.
Handcrafted in Scotland. For more Scottish scarves and stoles: Cashmere Scarves | Cashmere Stoles | Lightweight Scarves & Stoles.
Questions About Angora Scarves and Stoles
Angora is the fiber of the Angora rabbit—not to be confused with “ Mohair ” (Angora goat) or “cashmere” (cashmere goat). The fiber is exceptionally fine and light, with a characteristic silky sheen and nap. In this collection, angora is blended with fine lamb’s wool (75% lamb’s wool, 25% angora)—the lamb’s wool provides stability and shape, while the angora adds softness and sheen.
All Angora scarves and stoles in this collection have fringes and must be dry-cleaned only—never machine wash, never hang to dry, and never wring out. A mild anti-static spray can help prevent pilling; store the item folded flat, not on a hanger.
The Angora scarf (180–196 × 30–31 cm, starting at €99) has a narrow cut and is worn in the classic way around the neck. The angora stole (190×75 cm, starting at €140) is significantly wider and more generously sized—ideal as a shoulder wrap, shawl, or light evening accessory. Both are made from the same 75/25 lambswool-angora blend and are available in the same colors.