Red Orange Cashmere Sleeveless Vest

Sweaters

$645as of Oct 18, 2026. Check the current price at Turnbull & Asser

The verdict

A 100% cashmere vest for layering—soft and warm, but the price is steep for this piece.

Fit

V-neck sleeveless vest typical of knitwear layering; likely a close, fitted cut. Cashmere is naturally soft and drapes gently; expect a slim profile unless the brand runs full.

Quality

100% cashmere is premium knitwear material. At this brand, expect strong construction and finishing; cashmere durability depends on care and pilling tendency varies by mill.

Price check

At 645 USD for a sleeveless cashmere vest, this is mid-to-premium pricing for a specialized layer. You could find similar pieces elsewhere for 300-400 USD, so some premium reflects the brand name.

Best for

Someone who layers formally and values cashmere comfort, or who collects color-rich knitwear pieces.

Care

Hand wash in cool water with mild detergent or dry clean; lay flat to dry to prevent stretching.

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Turnbull & Asser sweaters: what reviews say

Genuine third-party coverage of Turnbull & Asser's knitwear is sparse and lives almost entirely on menswear forums, but what exists is positive: Styleforum members rate the cashmere sweaters as very good quality and note the knitwear is produced by a specialist Scottish cashmere mill. One owner reports his piece shows no signs of problems, while cautioning he hasn't put many miles on it yet. Owners consistently treat full retail as expensive and say the value case is strongest during the brand's seasonal sales, when they report substantial markdowns.

Strengths: Scottish-milled cashmere that the owner reports available consistently rate as very good quality.
Watch out for: High full-retail pricing is the main caution — forum members advise waiting for seasonal sales — and long-term durability reports are scarce.

About Turnbull & Asser's sweaters line as a whole. Sources: John Laing Cashmere at Turnbull & Asser - Anyone familiar with John Laing? | Styleforum · Best Made in Scotland cashmere? | Styleforum