Scottish Cashmere and Wool since 1797 / Accessories
Reclaimed Cashmere Grey Scarf by Johnstons of Elgin
The Reclaimed Cashmere Grey Scarf comes from Johnstons of Elgin, a family-owned Scottish house stocked across our designer scarves. It is a scarf. It is woven from 50% cashmere and 50% recycled cashmere. Made in Scotland. Reach for it on the first cold morning and most days after. Browse more designer cashmere scarves.
The Reclaimed Cashmere Grey Scarf is an authentic Johnstons of Elgin piece from the Autumn Winter 2026 collection, stocked by Coveti with authenticity verified and worldwide shipping. Johnstons of Elgin has worked with fine natural fibres in Scotland since 1797. It weaves cloth at its mill on the River Lossie in Elgin and knits at its second mill in Hawick, in the Scottish Borders.
Quick Facts
- Brand: Johnstons of Elgin (Elgin, Scotland, founded in 1797 by Alexander Johnston, family-owned)
- Product: Reclaimed Cashmere Grey Scarf, Accessories
- Collection: Autumn Winter 2026
- Colour: Grey
- Fabric and care: 50% cashmere and 50% recycled cashmere. Made in Scotland. Dry clean only. Between cleans, shake it out and hang it so dust falls away, and spot clean marks gently.
- Size: One size. Length 180 cm, width 50 cm.
- Mills: Weaving in Elgin, knitting in Hawick
- Authenticity: 100% authentic, verified by Coveti
- Shipping: Worldwide by DHL Express and FedEx International Priority, insured and signature required
- Duties: Most regions ship Delivered Duty Unpaid, so local duties and taxes are payable on import. See the Coveti logistics and returns protocol.
How to Wear the Reclaimed Cashmere Grey Scarf
- Office: With a camel coat and a fine roll neck on the commute.
- Weekend: With a waxed jacket and straight-leg denim when the weather turns.
- Travel: Cashmere is light for its warmth and packs small, so it earns its place in a cabin bag.
- Gift: One size, in a colour she already wears, makes it an easy present.
Explore the Coveti accessories edit and the Coveti styling blog for more, including The Johnstons of Elgin edit.
| Brand | Johnstons of Elgin, Elgin, Scotland (est. 1797) |
| Collection | Autumn Winter 2026 |
| Colour | Grey |
| Fabric and care | 50% cashmere and 50% recycled cashmere. Made in Scotland. Dry clean only. Between cleans, shake it out and hang it so dust falls away, and spot clean marks gently. |
| Size | One size. Length 180 cm, width 50 cm. |
| Styling | Wear it with a wool overcoat and leather gloves for the commute. |
| Care | Dry clean only. Between cleans, shake it out and hang it so dust falls away, and spot clean marks gently. |
Size and Dimensions
One size. Length 180 cm, width 50 cm. Most Johnstons of Elgin accessories are made in one size, and the dimensions above are the ones the house publishes for this piece.
Why Scottish Mill Cashmere Feels Different
Johnstons of Elgin has handled cashmere since 1851, when it became the first Scottish company to weave the fibre. Its scarves, stoles and wraps are woven at the mill on the River Lossie in Elgin, and its beanies, gloves and socks are knitted at the second mill in Hawick. The house says as many as 33 people are involved in creating a single scarf, so each piece passes through many hands before it leaves Scotland.
About Johnstons of Elgin
Johnstons of Elgin is a Scottish, family-owned maker of cashmere and fine wool, founded in 1797 by Alexander Johnston in Elgin, Moray. Its weaving mill still stands on the banks of the River Lossie, and its knitwear comes from a second mill in Hawick. The house has woven estate tweeds since the 1840s, and its accessories run from woven cashmere scarves, stoles and tartans to knitted beanies, gloves and socks.
How Johnstons of Elgin Compares
Shoppers looking at the Reclaimed Cashmere Grey Scarf often compare it with
N.Peal, the London cashmere house founded in 1936,
Brunello Cucinelli, the Solomeo house known for Italian cashmere and
Max Mara, the Italian house best known for its camel coats.
Johnstons of Elgin is the one of the four that still spins, weaves and knits in its own Scottish mills. Explore the full
Johnstons of Elgin collection at Coveti to compare scarves, knits and colours.
- Authenticity guaranteed: 100% authentic Johnstons of Elgin, verified by Coveti.
- A Scottish mill since 1797, shipped from our UAE and Australia hubs.
- Express shipping available worldwide, insured to 110% of value, signature required.
- Duties: most regions ship Delivered Duty Unpaid, so local duties and taxes fall due on import. Full terms are in the logistics and returns protocol.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Reclaimed Cashmere Grey Scarf authentic?
Yes. Every Johnstons of Elgin piece sold by Coveti is 100% authentic and authenticity-verified before dispatch, including the Reclaimed Cashmere Grey Scarf.
What size is the Reclaimed Cashmere Grey Scarf?
One size. Length 180 cm, width 50 cm.
Is Johnstons of Elgin good quality?
Yes. Johnstons of Elgin is a family-owned Scottish luxury house founded in Elgin in 1797, and it has worked with cashmere since 1851. It spins, weaves and knits cashmere and fine wool in its own mills in Elgin and Hawick, and is best known for cashmere knitwear, scarves and estate tweeds.
What is the Reclaimed Cashmere Grey Scarf made from?
50% cashmere and 50% recycled cashmere. Made in Scotland. Dry clean only. Between cleans, shake it out and hang it so dust falls away, and spot clean marks gently.
How should I care for Johnstons of Elgin cashmere?
Dry clean only. Between cleans, shake it out and hang it so dust falls away, and spot clean marks gently. Light pilling in the first weeks is normal for knitted cashmere and lifts with a cashmere comb.
Where is Johnstons of Elgin made?
In Scotland. Johnstons of Elgin weaves at its mill in Elgin, Moray, and knits at its mill in Hawick, in the Scottish Borders. Each product page states where that piece is made.
Where can I buy Johnstons of Elgin?
Johnstons of Elgin sells through its own shops and website, and through selected retailers. Coveti stocks its accessories at coveti.com/brand/johnstons-of-elgin, with each piece authenticity-verified and shipped worldwide.
Does Coveti ship Johnstons of Elgin internationally?
Yes. Coveti ships Johnstons of Elgin worldwide with express options through DHL Express and FedEx International Priority. Most regions ship Delivered Duty Unpaid, which makes the customer the importer of record for local duties and taxes. The full terms are in the logistics and returns protocol.
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Last updated 01-Nov-26 | Curated & authenticated by Coveti Editorial
