I am looking for a pashmina shawl as a gift for some lovely girls on my Christmas list.  I almost clicked "buy" on this one, but after reading reviews and seeing that these arrived unlabeled, I deleted them from my cart.  That is not even legal, for one thing, for textiles sold in the US.  It is a great way to sell a shawl as a "Pashmina" while actually making it out of a synthetic material such as viscose (Rayon), and I wanted to buy my girls at the very least pashmina and silk.  Yes, I am budget conscious, but I am not stupid.

Do not buy products that do not tell you up front what they are made of!  If they don't want to tell you, there is a good reason!  I should have known that before I put them in my cart, I am glad I read the reviews.  If they aren't labeled, you don't know how to clean them also.  If you don't mind a shawl made of viscose, fine, but buy a shawl marked "viscose" and marked for proper care and cleaning and priced accordingly.  Dishonest sellers are not going to take care of you when things go wrong.

Incidentally, if you see a review that leads you to believe something about a product (such that the reviewer knows that the product is made of pashmina and silk ), check to see if the reviewer has ever reviewed anything else.  It's often an illuminating experience.