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This $16 cashmere-wool blend scarf makes a great Valentine's Day gift


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TL;DR: The Lavisha Cashmere-Blend Shawl is price-dropped to $15.97 through February 4 — that's $34 off the regular price of $50.


Valentine's Day is right around the corner, so it's time to start brainstorming what to get your partner or Galentine. Or, you can be your own Valentine this year — we love an excuse to treat yourself to something nice.

If the weather has been chilly, you or your valentine could benefit from a warm and elegant cashmere-wool blend shawl. This cold-weather accessory offers total comfort as it fashionably drapes over your shoulders and adds some spark to your ensemble — which could be exactly what you need to cocoon yourself in warmth during the winter months. Just be sure to order it by February 4 to receive it before Valentine’s Day.

Embrace the luxurious feel, warmth, and style of the Lavisha Cashmere-Blend Shawl this winter season. In addition to its aesthetic appeal, this six-foot long shawl comes with other great benefits. Its soft fringe adds a touch of sophistication to any outfit, making you stand out in style. Ideal for those with sensitive skin, the shawl is hypoallergenic, providing the wearer with a comfortable feel that won’t itch or irritate the skin. Moreover, it’s fade-resistant, preserving the bold red color of this cashmere-wool blend shawl over time (it also comes in other colors).

Act now to take advantage of the special pricing, and get this cashmere-wool blend shawl for just $15.97 (68% off) until 11:59 p.m. PT on February 4, with no coupon required.

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