Are Sunrise products really as good as the stuff they e selling at the ritzy department stores???
In a word: Yes. Do not be misled by fancy designer labels! Most pashmina textiles are woven by local craftsmen in Nepal; the big names are just sewn on later. Actually, some of the shawls sold by the biggest importers are machine-made: that’s the only way they can assure themselves of a reliable supply, not to mention lower cost. However, there is a difference! Hand-woven cloths are tighter (therefore denser and warmer). To spot a machine-made wrap, look at the fringe base: machines make an unnaturally straight edge. Sunrise Pashmina sells only textiles handcrafted by experienced weavers.
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