







The Lucy 2-Ply Cashmere Shawl
A shawl that knows how to keep things easy.
The Lucy is our version of everyday elegance: made from two-ply Scottish cashmere, spun by the legendary Todd & Duncan, and designed with a subtle neck opening so it slips right over your head—no arranging, no adjusting, no second-guessing.
It wears like a shawl, effortless and easy, and feels like the softest thing you own. The Grade A cashmere (15.5 microns, for those who like the details) gives it that weightless drape and buttery touch you’ll want to live in. And thanks to its breathable, thermoregulating nature, it works in every season—on its own in summer, layered up come winter.
Leave by the door, pack in your carry-on, and reach for it without thinking—it just works. It's effortless, flattering, and quietly luxurious. It’s the kind of piece you throw on and forget you’re wearing—until someone compliments you, which they will.
That’s the Lucy.
Details:
- Made in Hawick, Scotland
- 100% grade-A Mongolian cashmere spun by Todd and Duncan in Kinross, Scotland
- 2-ply, 12-gauge knit
Dimensions:
- Length: 32 inches
- Width: 24 inches tapers to 20 inches
- Neck opening: 12 inches
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A LUXURY FABRIC THAT LIVES UP TO THE HYPE
Todd & Duncan Scottish Cashmere Yarn
Two-ply Todd & Duncan cashmere, 15.5 microns at 35mm staple, spun in Kinross with Loch Leven water.
Two-ply means two strands of yarn twisted together, the lightest weight in the range, which is what lets a shawl this size drape rather than sit stiff on the shoulders.
The Grade-A spec keeps it soft enough to wear directly against the skin, and breathable enough to work in every season, layered in winter, worn alone in summer.

OVER 200 YEARS OF HISTORY
Built by experience for all life’s experiences
Knitted in Hawick, where the neck opening is shaped directly into the piece on the machine rather than cut and finished afterward, so there's no seam to catch or unravel, the same full-fashioned approach used across the range.
That kind of shaping is what lets it slip over the head without adjusting, and it's backed by two centuries of Scottish knitwear craft.
Finished in the soft waters of the River Teviot.
Leave by the door, pack in a carry-on, wear without thinking.

