I need to hire someone to follow me around so that when I find Alfred Dunhill cashmere sweaters at the thrift store they can pick up my jaw and lift it up for me… Doesn’t that sound good? My heart skipped a beat when I saw this label and another beat when I saw that it is made of 100% cashmere…. First the label: Founded in 1893 by Mr Alfred Dunhill, and originally making motoring accessories, Dunhill has grown into a quintessentially British luxury brand. The menswear collection is characterized by understated elegance, representing modern updates on the Dunhill heritage. This cashmere Dunhill sweater retailed for $500-600 easily. There are absolutely no moth holes, stains or funky odors just pure Dunhill love and admiration. Now the fact that it’s second hand cashmere: we ALL should be buying second hand cashmere instead of new cashmere because in China today, where desertification and increasingly severe dust storms arise from the overpopulation of goats, eating the grasslands bare and piercing the protective topsoils with their hooves. Goats consume over 10% of their body weight daily in roughage, eating to very close to the roots and stripping bark from seedlings, preventing the regrowth of trees. Cashmere mainly comes out of China and the effects this product has contributed to such as the dust bowls will only stop when we become wiser consumers. Become a wise consumer today and pledge you will only buy second hand cashmere items, believe me they are out there and waiting for you just check out this Dunhill sweater I scored……. Be STYLISH go green. Daniel your luxury curator!
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