Cashmere Headband - Gomba Twisted Front

We pay all duties and import taxes to the USA, Canada, Australia and the UK - nothing for you to pay, and you can ignore the estimated import fee Faire shows at checkout. All other countries ship DDU - duties payable by the retailer on arrival. A 100% pure Himalayan cashmere headband, hand-combed from Chyangra (Changthangi) goats and hand-knitted by artisans in Nepal. A soft, warm finish for cold-weather days. ✨ Artisan Crafted Elegance Experience the quiet embrace of the Himalayas with The Gomba Band. Named after the sacred mountain monasteries (Gombas) that evoke peace and tranquility, this twisted-front headband is hand-knitted from exceptionally rare 16-micron Chyangra cashmere. It offers ultra-lightweight luxury with a softness that far surpasses standard wool. Designed for those who value both style and substance, the fashion-forward knotted center adds a sophisticated, three-dimensional look to your winter wardrobe. Whether for a mountain retreat or a chic city commute, The Gomba Band provides warmth and comfort without the bulk of a traditional hat. Who it’s for The twisted front sits flat, so this is the headband that goes under a hood or a helmet without a lump at the forehead. When to use it • Under hoods, helmets and hats • Skiing and cold-weather sport • Buyers who found a plain band too bulky at the front Size One size. Ribbed or hand-knitted with enough stretch to fit the great majority of adults, designed to sit close without gripping. Specification Fibre: Grade-A Chyangra (Changthangi) cashmere, 16 microns Ply: 2-ply | Gauge: 12 Made: hand-knitted in our Kathmandu workshop Care Care: hand wash cool, max 30C / 86F. Reshape and dry flat. Do not tumble dry. Cool iron under a cloth if needed. Store flat, never hung wet. Dry clean only for an oil stain or a repair. Two kinds of customers take this one. First, the woman out with a dog at six in the morning from November through February who does not want a hat flattening her hair. Second, the shopper hunting a small December gift for a sister or a teacher. Both start looking in early fall, before the first hard cold week rather than after it.