The 9 Best Cashmere Baby Blankets

This wiki has been updated 19 times since it was first published in January of 2019. Your precious little bundle deserves only the finest things, like these cashmere baby blankets. Made to last, they won't turn into tattered rags after a few months, but rather will likely become family heirlooms, enjoyed by future generations. They're ultra soft and should soothe even the finickiest of children. Please note, it is not safe for infants to sleep in cribs with blankets. When users buy our independently chosen editorial recommendations, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.

1. Love Cashmere Boys Luxury

You'll enjoy wrapping your child up in the Love Cashmere Boys Luxury (around $149) because he'll smile instantly when he feels its thick, ultra-soft knitting on his little body. This eight-ply choice has a wonderful weight to it and is sure to keep out the cold.

Handmade with gorgeous stitching
Ideal for morning stroller walks
Lovely shower gift

2. State Cashmere Unisex

The State Cashmere Unisex (appx. $70) is available in a classic ivory or heather grey color, either of which will complement any nursery nicely without looking too much like infants' accessories. It's very reasonably priced, considering its luxurious fabric and quality construction.

Resists pilling
Good medium size for bundling
Has a lightweight feel

3. Frost Set

If you live in a chillier climate and are expecting a little one, then the Frost Set (around $160) is perfect. It is made from a fabric blend that is mostly cashmere with some added wool. When used with the matching hats, children will be cozy from head to toe.

Uses italian yarns
Available in five colors
Includes beanies in two sizes

4. Lucky Bird Cashmere

With a classic cable knit design and sporting a neutral cream color, the Lucky Bird Cashmere (about $139) is a piece you'll cherish while your infant is young and want to pass on to grandchildren. It's not what you would call cheap, but it is a quality-made item.

Comes in a gift box
Lavender-scented tag
Stylish and chic

5. Cashmere Boutique Pure

With an elegant, silky smooth satin trim and a fabric that feels like a cloud, the Cashmere Boutique Pure (around $119) is something you'll even want to drape over your legs on cold nights — and you can, since it's a generous 36 by 44 inches in size.

Four-ply construction
Great for receiving
Simple and timeless look

6. Cashmere Pashmina Group Sweater Knit

The Cashmere Pashmina Group Sweater Knit (about $99) has that comforting texture you expect from this fabric, largely because it is knitted, rather than woven. It is quite possibly soft enough to turn a cranky cryer into a snoozing angel.

Comes in pretty spring color choices
Holds up to regular hand washing
Too heavy for some

7. Love Cashmere Moon & Stars

When you're looking for those final decorative touches for the nursery, the Love Cashmere Moon & Stars (about $189) may be just right. Drape it over the chair where you breastfeed or keep it next to the crib, so you have something cozy to pick your little one up in after naps.

Suits an astronomy-themed room
Reversible for versatility
Rather expensive

8. Love Cashmere Honeycomb

If your tiny bundle of joy is entranced by textures, then you'll want the Love Cashmere Honeycomb (appx. $135). Its stitching will stimulate babies' senses as they run their little fingers up and down it. Later in life, it can also make a nice addition to a toddler's bed.

Handmade in scotland
Good choice for traveling
White color can stain easily

9. Mase & Lil Pashmere

You'll feel safe putting the Mase & Lil Pashmere (appx. $89) around your infant because it's constructed of organic fibers. Its materials are sourced in the Himalayas and the final product is knitted by craftsmen there, but its pink hue doesn't make it very gender neutral.

Made by a family-owned company
Hypoallergenic for sensitive kids
Must be dry cleaned

Last updated by Brett Dvoretz

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