Cashmere sweaters come in a dazzling variety of sizes, cuts, and designs. A long-sleeved V-neck cashmere sweater is a nice semi-luxury piece of apparel, designed for a preppy yet unassuming look. This casual V-neck can fit over a plain white cotton undershirt or supplement more ornate outfits. If you are looking for more accessory possibilities, consider a sleeveless or scoop neck cashmere sweater.

If warmth is your primary concern, a mock-neck cashmere sweater offers extravagant, dynamic style--all while keeping you cozy and warm. A cable knit cardigan cashmere sweater is a classic piece, as well. You can get this in a variety of cuts, including crew neck, ribbed, and cabled. Many cutting-edge manufacturers also mix and match styles and cuts, allowing the consumers greater freedom to complement their tops.

Cashmere sweaters require special cleaning and care preparations. If you wear a silk or cashmere scarf along with your cashmere sweater, you can avoid staining or otherwise injuring the neck of your garment. To prevent sweater pilling, try to avoid rubbing or abrading your sweater against other elements. Many of the most well-respected and profitable cashmere sweater producers are based in China, India, and Mongolia.

Companies located in Scotland, Japan, Ireland, and England do a lot of wholesaling and reselling of cashmere sweaters. From Scottish standby companies, like Pringle and Hodgson, to Chinese mainstays, like Shanghai Chenglin Textiles and Dafan Textiles, you can find exquisite sweaters the world over.