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Eugenie Cashmere

Did you know that cashmere is actually ten times warmer than wool? Cashmere comes from the soft, downy fleece of goats living in Inner Mongolia. Being someone who really feels the cold, cashmere is the only thing that gets me through the cold winters. Without it, I don't know what I'd do. I simply could not survive.

So where do I purchase the majority of my cashmere items? Let me share a little secret of mine. In Melbourne, there is a very special boutique which specialises in cashmere. I'm talking about none other than Eugenie Cashmere. Eugenie Cashmere used to be called 8 Inkerman, since this is where their first boutique was situated.  When 8 Inkerman moved premises last year from 8 Inkerman Street, St.Kilda to 457 High Street, Prahan East, they renamed their boutique Eugenie Cashmere, which is the name of their label.



























Eugenie Cashmere have a wide selection of garments in many different styles, such as round and V-neck sweaters through to limited edition pieces, as seen in my recent post (last seen here). Garments are available for both men and women in sizes ranging from S to XXL(selected styles). They also stock accessories, such as scarves, socks, dressing gowns and slippers, as well as items which help you to care for and protect your cashmere.

Eugenie cashmere's sales staff are friendly, approachable and ready to assist you with whatever query you may have, whether it be a question about a style or colour that suits you or a question on how to care for your cashmere.

Great news arrived in my mail box today!! Eugenie Cashmere are having a Winter Cashmere SALE which starts tomorrow, Thursday, 19th July. You can shop instore or online with discounts of up to 50% off selected styles.

I hope you enjoyed this post. Let me know if you have any questions. I highly recommend paying Eugenie Cashmere a visit to check out their gorgeous boutique and cashmere garments for yourself. But be warned!! I'll guarantee you'll get hooked like me. 

Are you enjoying your week so far? I'm back teaching again after a two week break. It will take a little while to get back into the full swing of things, especially the early mornings!

Yours in style,
Suzi x

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