A travel wrap is a versatile travel garment that can often be used as a shawl, a scarf, and a travel blanket. Travel wraps are also often lightweight and compact enough to fold up and store in a purse or backpack.
We nearly always travel with at least one travel wrap as they have so many uses. Over the years we have put together quite a collection of travel wraps made of various materials and in different styles.
We love the versatility of a travel wrap. They can keep you warm on a chilly airplane or be used as travel blanket on a long bus ride. It can cover your shoulders when entering churches, dress up a plain outfit for an evening out, and add an extra layer of warmth as you watch the sunset from a beach.
We’ll share what to look for when buying a travel wrap from recommended best fabrics to considering the versatility and practicality of the item. Then we review a number of different travel wraps that are sure to fit any budget or style.
This is based on our personal experiences owning and trying out a great many travel wraps which we have used on trips around the world, as you’ll see from our photos.
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9 Things to Consider When Buying a Travel Wrap
I purchased my first travel wrap several years ago now, and it is pictured in many of the photos in this guide. It is from Secret Sweater, a former California based company. Sadly, this product is no longer available but it was with this product that I realized how useful a travel wrap could be as a travel accessory.
I found a travel shawl to be a great thing to have at the airport waiting in lines and sitting around. It’s also useful in the airplane as I am often cold and not all flights provide blankets.
Laurence loves to shoot photos at sunset which generally means I sit outside with him during some chilly evenings a travel shawl has been fabulous for these situations. For example some of the photos in this post were taken at Natural Bridges State Beach in Santa Cruz, California.
A travel wrap is also great for indoor locations like cold offices and air-conditioned museums. It is also very handy when going into religious sites in the summer and needing to be sure to have shoulders and arms covered.
Another one of the nice things about a travel wrap is how stylish it looks compared to just throwing on a sweatshirt or old cardigan. So I’d definitely recommend one as a travel accessory for women!
Travel wraps can be a wonderful travel accessory but they are not all the same. So here are 9 things to consider before purchasing a travel wrap or travel shawl.
Versatility
The thing I love the most about travel wraps is their versatility. They can be worn in a number of ways and can often top a number of different outfits from casual to more dressy.
When choosing a travel wrap, consider how you would be able to wear it. Many travel wraps you can wear as a scarf, shrug, or shawl. Some you can also use as a travel blanket to keep you warm on plane and bus rides. Or as a sarong, headscarf, or sari
Perhaps you want to be able to pin it around your shoulders to wear like a poncho. If you like to wear scarfs and wraps poncho style, then you might want to wear it with shawl pins or shawl buckle clasp. Although if you are looking for a true poncho, you might consider something like this Caroline Grace poncho instead of a travel wrap.
Think about what you want to use a travel wrap for most and if each product can be used in that manner. Items that come with sleeves, pockets, or armholes are generally going to have less versatility.
Note that a travel shawl may replace a sweater or cardigan but it is not intended to take the place of an actual coat, and they often won’t fit well under or on top of a coat or jacket unless you can wear it as a scarf. Travel wraps are also not great if you plan to be very active as they tend to slip off unless you get one with sleeves.
Size / Dimensions of the Travel Wrap
In relation to the versatility above, be sure to consider the size and dimensions of the travel wrap. Many people buy wraps without fully understanding the size. I recommend comparing the stated wrap dimensions to the dimensions of a scarf, wrap, or blanket you already own so you have a good idea of its size and how it might hang on you before you buy it.
For example, if you want to be able to use a travel wrap as a travel blanket, you’ll probably want something at least 60 inches (5 feet or 152 cm) in length or longer and fairly wide. Otherwise it is unlikely to cover you completely.
But on the other hand, if you want to be able to use it as a scarf, you don’t want something too bulky and will want to look for something with slimmer dimensions. If you think you’d prefer a travel scarf rather than a travel wrap, you can check out our travel scarves guide.
If you are someone who packs light, you may also want to pay attention to the size of the wrap when folded and its weight.
Design of the Travel Wrap
Most travel wraps are essentially wide scarves with no structure or armholes. Most are simply rectangular pieces of fabric. However, a number of them have been cut or tapered to fit in a certain way such as being cut to fit around the neck.
Some also have armholes or sleeves and a few have pockets. Some also have decorative elements such as tassels, embroidery, and sequins. The cut and design of the wrap may affect its fit and versatility.
Travel Wrap Fabric
The material of the travel wrap is important to take into account. As the fabric will often determine the price, durability, and washability of the garment. It is also important to note that some fabrics wrinkle more easily than others and some wick away or resist moisture better than others.
Here are seven common fabrics that may be used to make travel wraps:
- Acrylic – This is a material made of synthetic polymer fibers. It is generally soft, warm, wrinkle-resistant, and durable. It is often made to feel like wool. It is inexpensive and may be mixed with natural materials. Materials made from acrylic fibers can often be machine washed.
- Cotton – A natural fiber that is the most widely used natural fiber in the manufacturing of clothing in the world. It is durable, inexpensive, and soft, although it tends to lose its softness over time and thinner cotton fabrics can wrinkle rather easily. Because of its tendency to wrinkle and that it absorbs and holds moisture, it is not an ideal fabric for a travel wrap unless it is blended with another material or fairly thick. Usually machine washable.
- Rayon / Viscose – Rayon is made of a semi-synthetic manufactured fiber produced from regenerated cellulose fiber (generally wood pulp). It often mimics the feel and texture of fabrics like silk or wool. It wicks away moisture better than cotton but may wrinkle easily (depends on the type of rayon). Rayon travel wraps are normally priced at the mid-point. Rayon is produced in different ways and sold under different names such as viscose, lyocell, Modal, Tencel, and MicroModal. Usually machine washable.
- Wool – Wool is a natural fiber made from the wool of sheep (and sometimes other animals). It is warm, durable, and wicks moisture well. It can wrinkle but is more wrinkle-resistant (especially if a thicker wool) than cotton, silk, rayon, and linen. Pricing is generally at the mid-point but depends on the type of wool as finer wools will fall at premium price points. Some people may find coarser wool products itchy or irritating. Types of wool are sometimes labeled by the type of wool used such as merino, cashmere, or pashmina. Usually hand wash only.
- Cashmere – Cashmere is a fine and delicate type of wool. This is generally the most expensive type of material used to produce travel wraps. One of the most expensive types of cashmere is pashmina. Needs to be handled more delicately than most other fabrics as can snag or tear easily. Hand wash only.
- Silk – Silk is a natural protein fiber and is well-known as a soft and luxurious fabric. Can hold bright colors and feels smooth on the skin. However, it can stain easily and can stretch and shrink when wet. Not the most practical fabric for a travel wrap; however, you may see travel wraps with silk blends such as a blend of wool and silk. Usually dry clean only.
- Linen – Linen is another natural fabric made from the fibers of the flax plant. Linen is a great and tough fabric. While we love linen in general, it tends to wrinkle very easily from daily wear. If you don’t mind wrinkles, linen makes a great travel fabric, especially for traveling in hot climates. But we tend not to recommend it for travel wraps because of its tendency to be wrinkly.
In general, we would recommend looking for travel wraps made of wool, acrylic, or rayon as they tend to be more practical fabrics for travel wraps than others. Some rayon or viscose fabrics wrinkle easily whereas others are fairly wrinkle resistant so be sure to read reviews. Cotton can also work if it is blended or a thicker knit (to help prevent wrinkling), but not recommended for wet or tropical destinations.
Note that pashmina is a fine type of cashmere wool (rare and expensive), but the vast majority of products labeled as pashmina are not made of actual pashmina. The term is loosely used to describe any scarf or wrap.
Price
Travel wraps fall in a number of price points, from budget to premium. Travel wraps can range from about USD $15 to over USD $500, with most falling in the $40 to $200 range. More expensive products are generally made of more premium materials like cashmere.
I have tried travel wraps in a very wide range of prices from the budget basic overized scarfs to fine cashmere wraps, so there is something out there for any budget. In general, I think most people will find a suitable travel wrap that meets their needs in the $40 to $150 price range.
For cashmere, you’ll probably need to budget between $120 and $300, depending on size and quality.
Fabric Care & Washability
Be sure to read the cleaning care label on a travel wrap. Some materials like wool and cashmere are more delicate and usually needs to be hand washed to prevent damage. Some items may be dry clean only.
If you plan to do laundry while traveling, you can easily hand wash items in the sink or tub as you go.
If you plan to only machine wash your clothes, you may want to look at acrylic, rayon, and cotton options which are more likely to be machine washable. However, even with these fabrics, companies may recommend hand washing over machine washing to lengthen the life of the wrap.
Country of Origin
Travel wraps are made in countries around the world with many being produced in China since it is cheap to manufacture textiles there. If you are concerned about quality control, sustainability, working conditions, or carbon footprint, you may want to pay attention to the country of origin and from where it is being shipped. Some companies can even provide details of their whole supply chain.
We try to note the country of origin for each wrap we recommend and have included a wraps made in the United States, wraps made in Scotland, wraps made in Italy, and a wrap made in Ireland.
Be cautious about any products that do not list their country of origin on the tag. Many countries, such as the United States, require country of origin tags on clothing.
Also be wary of cheap products that are listed as coming from a country with a high cost of labor. For example, we spotted a travel wrap with a glued-on label stating it was made from 100% Scottish cashmere on Amazon that looked like it was neither cashmere nor made in Scotland. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!
Reliability of Reviews
We all like to read reviews before we buy an item. I find this very helpful to see what other people have thought, the pros/cons, and which body types it might fit best. Reviews can be very useful and most of them use them to guide our buying decisions.
However, fake reviews are an issue on many sites from Tripadvisor to Amazon. Note that if you are buying a product on Amazon (or similar site) and are concerned about the authenticity of the reviews, we recommend running the link through FakeSpot. It isn’t 100% reliable but it helps show patterns of deception.
Also note, if you want my opinion or advice, just leave us a Comment at the end of this article. I personally own half of the recommended travel wraps, so happy to share more of my own thoughts if you need help deciding!
Practicality
Practicality is perhaps the most important thing to think about when making a purchase of a travel wrap, or any other garment. This takes into account most of the other things we’ve already discussed.
Some questions to consider and ask yourself:
Will you actually wear it? Will you carry it around on your travels? How much space does it take up in your luggage? How versatile is it? Will you wear it at home? Does it go well with the travel clothing you already own? Do you mind if it gets wrinkly? How will you wash it?
Also remember to take a close look at the size dimensions of any wrap, shawl, or scarf before purchasing online. Make sure it is long and wide enough for what you plan to use it for during your travels.
17 Travel Wraps & Shawls for Women
Below is our list of 17 different travel wraps of various styles and at different price points. All can be purchased online.
These 17 travel wraps are listed in order of retail price, from lowest to highest.
1. Achillea Scarf Wrap
This is a soft and lightweight wrap at a budget price. It is versatile and can be used as a scarf, shawl, or hijab.
The wrap measures 72 inches X 28 inches (182 cm X 71 cm), and has 3 inch tassels along the edges. It comes in over 20 colors.
It is made in China and is made of viscose (some say a blend of viscose and acrylic, but my tag says 100% viscose). Can be hand washed (recommended) or machine washed on gentle cycle.
If you are looking for something under $20, this is one to consider, and works especially well as a scarf. Just be sure to carefully read reviews. Other budget scarves made of other materials are also sold under this brand name.
Price: Check latest price here
2. York Scarves Wraps
York Scarves offers several generous-sized scarfs and wraps (labeled as pashminas) that can be worn as a shawl, cape, scarf, or poncho.
Most of the wraps (depending on material and style) measure either 78.5 inches X 27.5 inches (200 cm X 70 cm) or 70.5 inches X 27.5 inches (180 cm X 70 cm). Most designs have either short fringe or tassels along the edges. Lots of colors available.
There are a variety of materials used and they offer a selection of travel wraps made of 100% organic cotton (see those here), 100% viscose/rayon (see those here), or 100% wool (see those here). Price points vary according to the material, ranging from about $20 to $55.
The wraps are handwoven in India and then imported and sold by a British fair trade seller in England. Hand wash only.
Price: Check latest prices here (shop store) or on Amazon UK
3. Dana Xu Wool Wrap
Dana Xu’s wool wraps are known for their rich vibrant colors and patterns, and are great for travelers wanting to make a statement. These colorful wraps can be used as scarf, shawl, or blanket.
Made in China using 100% fine wool from Australia and New Zealand. The wool wraps are a generous 96 inches X 43 inches (243 cm X 109 cm). Hand wash only.
Price: Check latest price here
4. Coolibar Sun Protective Wraps
If sun protection and beach cover-up is a primary reason for getting a travel wrap, then Coolibar is a brand to consider. The brand specializes in lightweight clothing and accessories designed to protect your skin from sun damage.
Coolibar has several different wraps, shawls, and beach cover-ups which come in varying sizes and styles. Some have sleeves. The Sanibel Beach Shawl and Bhakti Sun Shawl are both 72 inches by 27 inches (182 cm X 68 cm) and the Railay Beach Sun Wrap (in size S/M) is 56.5 inches in length by 51.5 inches in width (143 cm X 130 cm). They come in a range of solid colors.
All Coolibar products have a UPF 50+ rating (which means it should block 98% of UV radiation) and it was the first clothing company to receive The Skin Cancer Foundation’s Seal of Recommendation.
The fabrics used in the wraps is tightly woven fabric blends that have been infused with sun protectant mineral compounds. ZnO fabric is a cotton and viscose fabric blend made from a bamboo and Elastane blend that has been infused with zinc oxide. Active Athlon is a blend of polyester and Spandex that has been infused with titanium dioxide and zinc oxide. Wraps are machine washable.
Coolibar is based in Minnesota, USA, but its products are made in India and Thailand.
The Coolibar sun protective shawls and wraps range in price from about $30 to $60, depending on the size and style.
Price: Check latest prices here
5. HappyLuxe Wayfarer Wrap
The HappyLuxe Wayfarer Travel Wrap is lightweight and versatile. It can be used as a travel scarf, wrap, blanket, or shawl.
The wrap is thin, lightweight, and packs away easily. Very handy for cold airplanes and chilly evenings outside.
The wrap also offers protection from the sun with an Ultraviolet Protective Factor (UPF) rating of 50+, meaning it blocks about 98% of UVA and UVB sun rays.
The wrap is 68 inches X 35 inches (172 cm X 89 cm). It is made in the United States of America of Tencel which is a fabric made from 95% MicroModal (a form of rayon) and 5% Spandex. Tencel is a plant-based textile and cellulose fiber that is made from beech trees.
It is machine washable (on the delicate cycle) or you can hand wash it. Available in several colors and two different textures. Both fabrics are soft, but the brushed (or “eco-cashmere”) fabric is softer than the regular fabric (“classic jersey”).
If you are looking for a travel wrap made in the USA, this is a great one to consider. It is simple, folds and packs up well, and doesn’t take up much room in the luggage. I find it works particularly well for using on long flights, train journeys, and bus rides. Also great for covering chest, shoulders, and arms from the sun.
The company also sells matching travel pillows, eye masks, and face coverings in the same fabrics.
Price: Check the latest price here
6. Barefoot Fab Cashmere Wrap
This fringed cashmere wrap can be used as an oversized travel scarf, wrap, blanket, or shawl. It is available in a number of versatile solid colors so you should have no problem finding a color that suits your style.
The wrap is 76 inches X 28 inches (193 cm X 71 cm), with an additional 4 inches of fringe on the ends.
It is made of cashmere which is sourced from Mongolia. It is recommended that it be hand washed. The travel wrap is available in several different colors.
The seller also makes a variety of other travel accessories for women, including scarves, hats, ponchos, gloves, and face masks.
Price: Check the latest price here
7. Deshabelle Pointelle Wrap
This knitted wrap with a pointelle design offers something a bit different. This lightweight and breathable wrap could work in a variety of settings and climates. It can be used as travel wrap or shawl, and can also be worn over the shoulders and belted like a sweater as well.
The wrap is 65 inches X 52 inches (165 cm X 132 cm). It is available in several colors.
The travel wrap is made from 60% organic cotton and 40% modal (Tencel). The cotton comes from smallholder organic cotton farmers in India. The wraps are designed in the United States and are made in India at a Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certified factory.
This wrap can be machine washed on the gentle cycle with cold or warm water.
Deshabelle also makes a variety of other shawls, ponchos, sweaters, scarves, blankets, etc. Most are made of organic cotton or organic cotton blends.
Price: Check the latest price here
8. Barefoot Dreams CozyChic Shawls
Barefoot Dreams specializes in creating soft and comfy clothing and has several wraps, ponchos, and shawls that are perfect for travel. There are several designs to choose from with some of the shawls coming with sleeves and/or pockets.
The various travel shawls and wraps vary a bit in size and dimensions, but expect something around the size of the CozyChic Lite Travel Shawl which is 72 inches X 28 inches (182 cm X 71 cm).
The majority of the travel shawls are made of 80% nylon and 20% rayon from bamboo. Machine washable on the delicate cycle.
Price: Check latest price here
9. Mer Sea & Co Classic Wrap
If you are looking for a great travel wrap that travels well and is easy to care for, this is a great one to consider. It works great as a travel wrap and shawl and the included travel bag can also make it work as a travel pillow.
The Mer-Sea & Co. travel wrap features a curved neckline and fringe at each end. It is available in a variety of solid colors. It also comes with a matching storage bag that can also be stuffed to be used as a pillow when traveling.
This travel wrap is made of 100% acrylic. The company is based in the United States and this particular travel wrap is made in Ecuador. It measures 61 inches in length and 50 inches in width (154 cm X 127cm). It is machine washable.
Although we feel this is a bit pricey for an acrylic garment, it is very well made and unlike most travel wraps, it is sewn specifically to be worn as a travel wrap or shawl. This helps make it fit and stay put a bit better than those that are completely rectangular or square.
The other great thing about this particular wrap is that is made with easy care in mind. It is both machine washable and can be dried in a tumble dryer. So if you are looking for something more hard-wearing that can be cleaned by machine, this is a good one to check out.
Mer-Sea & Co. also have a variety of other travel wraps, including more easy-care wraps, beach wraps, and travel wraps with sleeves. They have styles in a variety of fabrics, including acrylic, cotton, linen, and cashmere. You can check out the full collection here.
Price: Check latest price here (company website) or here (on Amazon)
10. Dalle Piane Cashmere Wrap
If you are looking for a more luxurious wrap, consider something in cashmere. This pure cashmere wrap from Italy is soft and versatile. This great travel wrap can be used as a shawl or oversized scarf.
The wrap measures 80 inches by 23 inches (205 cm X 60 cm) and is made of 100% cashmere. Comes in an array of colors.
The wrap and designed and made in Italy. The product’s traceability has been certified with Tfashion.
As with any cashmere product, it can tear easily so handle with care. It will need to be hand washed or dry cleaned.
Price: Check latest price here
11. Mer Sea Sleeved Wrap
If you are looking for a long drapey lightweight travel wrap with sleeves, this is one to consider. It is made of a soft and lightweight cotton-cashmere blend.
This Mer Sea Chelsea Kimono sleeved travel wrap features long sleeves and a drapey back. It is available in several versatile solid colors.
The wrap size is 38 inches in length by 42 inches in width (96 cm X 106 cm) with a shoulder width of 24 inches (61 cm). A petite size version is also available with slightly smaller dimensions.
The wrap is made of a knitted cotton cashmere fabric blend of 90% cotton and 10% cashmere. The company is based in the United States and this particular travel wrap is made in Mongolia. It can be handwashed and air-dried or dry cleaned.
This wrap is perfect for those who have hard time keeping travel wraps and shawls in place around their shoulders. The sleeves help ensure it stays in place and allows for much greater movement without a concern that it’s going to slip off.
Mer-Sea & Co. also have a variety of other travel wraps and you can check out the full collection here.
Price: Check latest price here
12. Irish Wool Ruana Wrap
This Irish tweed ruana wrap is perfect for those looking for a travel wrap with a hood. It is made of natural wool and can work well in a variety of settings. It is a practical and hard-wearing, and can be perfect for travel.
If you are not familiar with ruanas, they are designed like a poncho but with a slit down the front. So they are designed to wrap around your head and shoulders but are open in the front. These ruana wraps are available with or without an attached hood.
The ruana wrap comes in two unisex sizes: small/medium and large/extra large. The Small/Medium ruana is 29.5 inches in front (length), 29.5 inches in back (length), and 47 inches wide (75 cm X 75 cm X 119 cm). The Large/Extra Large ruana is 35.5 inches in front (length), 35.5 inches in back (length), and 59 inches in width.
The travel wrap is made from 100% Irish wool. The wool is spun into a mediumweight tweed at woolen mills in Ireland and the wraps are designed and sewn in Ireland by the seller.
It is recommended that you brush and/or steam tweed garments to clean and freshen them. The seller can provide specific care instructions for her garments.
This particular wrap is made of mediumweight tweed, but there are also raunas made of lighter and heavier weight wool fabric available as well. Kate also makes a variety of other beautiful clothing items for both women and men from Irish wool in her shop.
Price: Check the latest price here
13. Fifth Origins Cape Infinity Wool Wrap
If you are looking for a versatile wool wrap with armholes, this is one to consider. These wraps come in lots of vibrant colorful patterns and are great for those who are looking for a bit of color.
The Fifth Origins Cape Infinity wraps are 45 inches by 65 inches (115 cm X 165 cm), with 13 inch (33 cm) armhole slits. It is available in a number of colors and patterns.
The wrap is versatile and the website presents 15 different ways it can be worn. It can be worn longer or shorter, with a belt, or like a scarf.
Customization is possible of the dimensions of the wrap. The standard size will fit most people, but if have a narrower or wider shoulder width than the average woman, then customization can give you a better fit. Just note that since these wraps are handmade in India, customization can add quite a bit of extra days to the shipping time.
This travel wrap is made of 100% wool sourced from sheepherders in the Himalayas. The wrap is woven by artisan weavers on traditional hand looms in India. The company is based in the Netherlands and the wraps are made in India. Wraps should be handwashed and laid flat to dry.
Fifth Origins also has other wraps include a more lightweight version of this wool wrap called the Cape Infinity Lite and a reversible linen cape called the Cape Infinity Duo Linen.
Price: Check latest price here (shop store) or on Amazon here
14. Ovcio Cashmere Wrap
Another great cashmere option is this travel wrap by Ovcio, which can be used as a travel wrap, shawl, blanket, or oversized scarf.
The travel wraps are available in a large number of colors. Most are solid colors, but they also offer a few multi-colored ones as well. Woven wraps feature fringes on the ends and the knitted wraps do not have fringes.
The original cashmere Ovcio wraps are woven and feature long fringed edges. The more recently introduced FlexKnit cashmere wraps are knitted (instead of woven) and do not have fringes. They are machine knitted with 2 ply yarn in 7 gauge.
Both the woven and knitted wraps are made of 100% cashmere. The tightly woven wraps are a bit heavier and more durable and the knitted wraps a bit more lightweight and delicate.
The original woven wraps measure 79 inches x 28 inches (200 cm x 70 cm) and the FlexKnit wraps are 71 inches X 29 inches (180 X 75 cm). Both are made of 100% Mongolian cashmere in China. Hand wash or dry clean.
Ovcio currently offers free worldwide shipping to customers on all orders. Each wrap or scarf comes with a storage bag and a gift box is included with all orders.
Price: Check latest price here
15. The TravelWrap Company Classic Cashmere Wrap
The TravelWrap Company’s Classic cashmere wrap is indeed a popular classic. The Scotland-made wrap is versatile and can be used as a thick scarf, shawl, poncho, or travel blanket.
This wrap goes well with formal clothing or can add some elegance to casual clothing. Comes in a wide array of beautiful colors.
It is made of 100% cashmere and is a 2-ply wrap knitted on an 8 needle machine. The wraps are 71 inches X 35.5 inches (180cm X 90cm). This UK company’s cashmere wraps are made in bonnie Scotland. Hand wash or dry clean only.
This is a beautiful wrap, especially for cool and cold weather. I have a light blue one (Mizzle) and it is also great for cool Spring and summer evenings.
Wrap comes with a beautiful box (great for gifting) and a satin-lined cotton storage pouch (great for traveling). You can also personalize them by adding bespoke monograms. We love these wraps and they make for wonderful gifts.
Price: Check latest price here
16. White + Warren Cashmere Wrap
This luxurious cashmere wrap by White + Warren is large, soft, and versatile. It can be used as a travel scarf, wrap, blanket, or shawl.
This is the signature product from NYC-based White + Warren. It measures at 81 in. X 36 in. (205 cm X 91 cm). Comes in a wide array of colors that go well with lots of clothing.
It is made of 100% cashmere in 7 gauge knit and is 2 ply. Made in China. Delicate fabric; hand wash in cold water or dry clean.
Price: Check latest price here
17. The TravelWrap Company Cathedral Wrap
If you are looking for something bigger, thicker, and more luxurious, we recommend checking out the Cathedral style wrap by The TravelWrap Company. This elegant 3-ply cashmere wrap drapes wonderfully over the shoulders and has a textured ribbed design.
The wrap is 84.5 inches X 36 inches (215 cm X 92 cm). This UK company’s cashmere wraps are made in Scotland.
These wraps are thicker and heavier than others on our list, which makes them warmer and more luxurious. However, it also means they weigh more and will take up more room in luggage. So something to consider if you need to pack light or have limited space.
It is made of 100% Mongolian cashmere and is a 3-ply wrap knitted on an 8 needle machine. Currently available in 4 colors. Hand wash or dry clean only.
Wrap comes with a beautiful gift box and a satin-lined cotton storage pouch. Monogramming available for an added fee.
Price: Check latest price here
**You can also see many of the travel wraps and shawls we recommend above in a single page on Amazon here with current prices for a handy reference. Just note only about half of these wraps are available via Amazon.**
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Shana S. Post author
Great and informative review! I am looking for a travel wrap for gift for a friend who travels a lot (a birthday gift) and also one for myself and I have a couple of questions:
1. What do you think would be a good idea of a shawl or wrap for someone who is vegan and would also make a nice gift? Price max would be $100.
2. Separately I want one for myself and happy to consider any material but am also wanting to use it to protect myself from the sun and not really sure what to look for that would be best for that?
Thanks and Would love any thoughts you have on above based on your experience!
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Shana,
Glad you are finding our travel wrap review helpful, and happy to try to give some thoughts and answer your questions above.
So for someone looking for a vegan friendly travel wrap or shawl, that does limit a lot of the options out there (all those with any wool, cashmere, silk, leather trimmings, etc.) but it also eliminates most of the more expensive options which tend to be made from cashmere. For a vegan travel wrap, you’ll want to look for those made of materials like cotton, rayon, acrylic, Tencel, polyester, linen, modal, etc.
The Happyluxe Wayfarer wrap is a classic and you can get it for about $48 currently so you could splurge on the eco-cashmere version (softer brushed fabric) for a bit more. You would even have a little money leftover to get something else – Happyluxe also has matching sleep masks and travel pillows if you think one of those would be a good gift. This one is made of Tencel fabric. You can check those out here.
Another good option is the Deshabelle Pointelle wrap which is made of cotton and modal. That one is currently around $75 and a great option as well, depending on her style. You can see it here.
Another nice one is the classic travel wraps by MerSea, which you can see here. I think these make a very nice gift but they are a bit above your price range, about $130 currently. But they are made from and come in a range of solid colors. They are made from 100% acrylic thread. MerSea has other vegan options as well but most are around the $150 or so range.
In terms of choosing a travel wrap with sun protection, any of the wraps listed will provide some sun protection. The ones with a tighter weave will provide the most, I would avoid the ones that are see-through or have looser weaves. If looking at items with UPF ratings and sun protection is important, you probably want at least a UPF of 30 and one with 50 means it protects you against 98% of UV rays. The best brand for this is to look at Coolibar (see recommended styles above) as all their clothing is designed to provide good protection from the sun and is all tested with a UPF rating. But other ones can also work, for instance I know Happyluxe had their Wayfarer wrap tested at a UPF 50 so that can be a good option too. Just note that since wraps tend to move around as you wear them, I would still be sure to wear sunscreen/hats etc to make sure you have optimal sun protection if spending time outdoors.
Anyway, hope that helps!
Jessica
Shantal Post author
Hello Jessica,
Thanks for this brillant article and review of all these travel wraps. So I am wondering how difficult and realistic it is to clean a cashmere shawl on the go? I love the idea of cashmere for cooler places but not sure how realistic it is for longer term travel of 3+ months. Thoughts based on your experience?
Regards,
Shantal
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Shantal,
So happy to try to share my thoughts on this. So for cashmere, the two big concerns are how delicate it is and its cleaning. For cleaning, you will want to eitherhand wash or dry clean it; I would never recommend machine washing cashmere as it could ruin it.
Cashmere is great but it is not always a great fabric for travel. So I think it really depends on the type of travel you plan to do. I think cashmere can work great for certain kinds of city travel, local travel, cruises, certain road trips, etc. But probably not as great for trips focused on more outdoorsy pursuits like camping/hiking or safari where it may more easily get soiled. It is also probably not the best fit for backpackers or light packers. If you need to clean on the go, you can easily take some gentle detergent with you and just clean in a hotel sink or bathtub as needed (allowing plenty of time to air dry) or take it to a local dry cleaner.
But if you are looking for something that is easier to clean and you won’t need to worry about as much, I’d look at something that can be machine washed. Even if you don’t actually machine wash it (you decide to hand wash it) it means it is a tougher fabric and you always have that option to machine wash. So just a few of the options from our recommend travel wraps that you might consider would be most of the wraps offered by Mer & Sea (a few are cashmere or wool so check description), the Happyluxe Wayfarer wrap (the eco-cashmere ones in particular might be a good fit), and most (if not all) of the wraps and shawls by Barefoot Dreams.
Hope that helps you make a decision!
Best,
Jessica
Tracy Post author
Thank you for this very informative article. I have tried 3 of them: the Ovcio, the White and Warren and the Travelwrap Co. They are all nice but I do prefer the Travelwrap Company ones best. While I’m very gentle with all of them I find the Ovcio pills, but is most affordable, the White and Warren does not pill, but some of the random strands that shed are rather thick so I’m not sure of the grade of cashmere. It is the largest and also very cozy and hardy. The Travelwrap Company’s are beautiful with the widest array of colors, drape beautifully and the monogrammed personalization makes an incredible gift. They also have nicest storage bag and gift box. All are beautiful and a very welcomed addition to my closet!
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Tracy,
Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts and experiences with your three different cashmere wraps. I am sure this will be helpful to future readers who may be trying to decide between these travel wraps.
Best,
Jessica
Ann T Post author
I am wondering if you have seen/tried the new Ovcio featherweight scarf. I am thinking about getting one for a trip this fall. It seems compact yet provides needed warmth. Not sure how the featherweight version will look after use…wrinkled? Any thoughts?
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Ann,
Yes, I actually love the Ovcio featherlight scarf. I own two them actually, one blue one and one red one. I mention them in my travel scarves post but not this one as I don’t really think they work as well as full wraps, although they could be used as such.
But I think they are great for warmer weather travel. They are very big when unfolded and stretched out but the material is very gauzy and very thin and lightweight. I normally loop them two or three times around my neck. Its a very lovely scarf but you do need to be careful as it is delicate and can easily tear or snag (would recommend not wearing jewelry or accessories with it that could tear it). Comes with a handy storage bag, that is great for travel. Folds down really small so can be easily stowed in a purse, backpack, etc.
The material, like any thin cashmere or silk, does wrinkle (mostly from being folded up). But given the fabric and the way its worn as a scarf (many layers wrapped around), it doesn’t really matter and you can’t tell them much when on your neck. I think you’d notice the wrinkles if you wore it mostly as a wrap around your shoulders but as a scarf I don’t really notice them.
Hope that helps!
Jessica
Sharon Post author
Hi Jessica, Having received both the Ovcio and Travelwrap Co. knitted (flexknit) travel wraps, I agree with your review and do find both lovely! The Ovcio is far more affordable for a US customer. Very easy returns. The TWC is far more expensive for a US purchaser and while the company pays duties, etc, you are charged sales tax. The Ovcio is $179.00 USD before any discounts and the TWC similar classic version is about $345.00 USD with just under $30.USD sales tax.
The TWC box and dust bag are far more luxurious, but for more than double the price, I would rather save some $ and have a nice box and dust bag vs a luxurious. The TWC is 9 inches wider, which I like, but the Ovcio fits me fine at 29 inches wide. Both are very soft, grade A cashmere, and while the TWC appears “fluffier” while folded, it also feels a bit thicker as you also noted with more prominent borders. Both are 2-ply. My husband and I both did blind touch tests on each single and folded for softness and both were the “winners” at times. I am keeping my Ovcios flexknits as with the price point and discount codes having more than one is very doable for me and I do like having summer/spring and fall/winter colors as well as them making nice xmas presents. Very fast communication and CS support.
I am in the process of returning the original TWC but did order a different colored TWC with my initial embroidered. I am curious to see the mélange effect of several shades and coming from the famed Johnstons of Elgin mill, I am looking forward to owning a piece of history. Also extremely fast turn around time and communication. The return process for a US customer is free, but does require more work than those doing domestic UK returns.
In closing, I adore both, with TWC you are ordering a piece of history and they are stunning. Ovcio is a 4-year-old company also making excellent products so I am happy to own theirs too and also support a US-based business.
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Sharon,
Thanks so much for taking the time to follow-up and let me know how you liked both the Ovcio and TravelWrap Company travel wraps. Glad you enjoyed both of the knitted cashmere wraps! And it sounds like you had very similar impressions to me in comparing the two. Price is definitely a big consideration for most people in making a choice.
Best of luck in returning the wrap and getting a new one that has been monogrammed. The customer service there (during office hours) is great based on my experience and the owner is very involved if you need any help. And yes, the shipping times and ease of return will depend on where you live.
The travel wraps from the TravelWrap Company that have the mélange effect with different shades of yarn are lovely. I have the Mizzle classic wrap (blend of light and medium blue shades) and I LOVE the color. Many of their wraps have this effect (I have my eye on the dark purple one). This is definitely something I have not seen in the less expensive wraps.
Best,
Jessica
Georgia M. Post author
thanks so much for this great article comparing travel wraps and shawls out there! I just received the Fifth Origins one (in Tulip colors) and am loving it. Now looking for more of a blanket sort of wrap with arm holes for travel, thinking about the Ovcio one. Or maybe Happyluxe one. Need something that is fairy easy to clean. Budget could stretch to about $200 (U.S.). Thoughts?
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Georgia,
So glad you are enjoying the Fifth Origins cape, I love the colors on mine (Sunrise) as well! That one does wear and hang a bit differently than the more conventional travel wraps.
So there are a lot of differences obviously between the Ovcio wraps and the Happyluxe travel wrap in terms of material, size, dimensions, where they are manufactured, and care. Note that you’ll want to compare the dimensions if those are important to you. The Ovcio one is longer, but the Happyluxe is wider.
The Happyluxe one is going to be a lighter wrap that folds up smaller, taking up less room and is easier to care for as can be put into a washing machine on the delicate cycle if needed. It also will dry much more quickly than a cashmere wrap. If you want something that feels like cashmere, I’d recommend the brushed ones (listed as “Eco Cashmere”, made of Tencel). In terms of price, the Happyluxe are far less expensive.
But the Ovcio wrap is going to be a better choice if you are looking for something a little heavier and warmer and more luxurious (cashmere) but requires hand washing or dry cleaning to clean. The Ovcio wraps are going to be at the top end of your budget but you are paying for a cashmere. I personally like the woven wraps (the ones with fringes) over the knitted ones (Flexknit) for travel as I think they will stand up better to travel, packing, and cleaning.
Anyway, hope that helps in making your decision!
Best,
Jessica
Sharon Post author
Thank you Jessica, for the update and comparison of the Ovcio and Travel Company knit travel wraps. Since both have free and generous return policies, I may try one of each and then keep the favorite! Both have a nice array of pretty colors. Thank you again for the update on Ovcio’s newest product! Sharon
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Sharon, You’re very welcome, and I’d love to hear your thoughts on both wraps if you do order them! Best, Jessica
Morgan Mendoza Post author
Hey Jessica, I’ve been following your blogs for quite some time and I must admit that they are really informative and helpful 🙂
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Morgan,
Thanks for taking the time to let us know that you have been enjoying our travel blogs, we always appreciate hearing from readers. Hope you found our travel wraps reviews and information helpful, and do let us know if you have any questions about choosing or buying a travel wrap.
Best,
Jessica
Sam Post author
Loved this piece. I am looking at making my own wrap and this really helped. I will be using a tencel blend but debating a knit or woven fabric. When planning on flying the red eye back from a business trip this will be a life saver.
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Sam,
Glad our travel wrap article was helpful! Yes, if you have the knitting, sewing, or weaving skills, you can definitely make your own wrap and save a bit of money 😉
A tighter weave or knit is probably going to be warmer and perhaps harder wearing. The issue with a lot of handmade scarves and travel wraps is durability and washability, so choosing a yarn or fabric that is machine washable and hard-wearing can really help make it last longer and stay fresher.
Good luck!!
Jessica
Alisha Post author
Thanks for this helpful information. A couple of questions, if you have a chance. First, which is the wrap in the picture that is light blue where you (I’m assuming it’s you) are holding a mug and wearing a khaki skirt. Second, if you could pick one cashmere wrap between white & warren and travel wrap, which would it be. They both look beautiful, but it’s an investment. Thank you & hope you’re staying safe & healthy!
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Alisha!
Yes, that is indeed me in all those photos. I do have a lot of travel wraps, shawls, and scarves….haha, partially cause I love them and also because I have been reviewing them over the past few years for the blog.
The light blue wrap with the khaki dress in the photo is a classic cashmere wrap from the TravelWrap Company, specifically, it is this one. I really love this color, it is really lovely close up and works well with jeans or dressed up, especially nice from summer to autumn. The company has a pretty wide range of colors for its classic wraps.
The regular travel wraps from White & Warren and The TravelWrap Company are pretty similar in that they are both made of 100% cashmere, knitted, and approximately similar in terms of size, weight, and both have a number of color options. So I think both are great travel wraps if you are looking for a good quality cashmere wrap.
However, I’d personally recommend the classic wrap from the TravelWrap Company for a few reasons. The TravelWrap’s wraps are knitted in mills in Scotland versus those made for much less in China by White & Warren, so I think the premium price is more fair for those sold by The TravelWrap. The boxes and wrapping that come with the TravelWrap Company’s wraps are really nice, even if you don’t give them away. The customer service with the company is also excellent in my experience. The classic wraps are also currently lower in price than the White & Warren ones. So because of all these factors, I’d recommend the TravelWrap Company’s wraps over the White & Warren ones.
One other factor to consider may be shipping times and any handling/import costs. The White & Warren generally ship from the USA and the TravelWrap Company’s ship from the United Kingdom. So depending on where you are, if speed is important, you might want to check current shipping time estimates before ordering.
Hope this helps, and would love to hear what you think of whichever wrap you choose!
Best,
Jessica
Jo Post author
Thanks for your article! Great information and links – I’ve now ordered a lightweight one from Ovcio.
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Jo,
Glad you enjoyed our travel wraps reviews. I hope you enjoy the lightweight cashmere wrap from Ovcio, I have one and have really enjoyed it. It is particularly great warmer weather since it is so lightweight but also nice for indoors or as a scarf when it is colder. Would love to hear your thoughts once you have a chance to try it on 😉
Best,
Jessica
Barbara House Post author
I am looking for a travel wrap and am not sure what to buy as I am doing it online. The brands I am considering are Naked Cashmere, White and Warren and the Travel Wrap Company. They all seem to use different description so it is hard to compare. I don’t want a heavy wrap, but I don’t want so light that it is see through. Any recommendations?
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Barbara,
Yes, it is frustrating that so many brands provide so little information about their travel wraps online. The numbers I’d compare since these are all knitted from pure cashmere are the overall dimensions, ply, gauge, and weight.
The White & Warren and Travel Wrap Company’s cashmere travel wraps, at least the two ones we feature, are both similar. They are similar in size dimensions, gauge (7 & 8), and ply (both 2 ply). Both are tighter knits so they won’t be see-through. They are also both of really good quality and sort of medium in terms of weight/thickness. So it may come down to the design, colors, and price.
I can’t say anything specific about the Naked Cashmere brand’s wraps or scarves as I have not personally tested them, but they also look similar to the other two, although the dimensions are a bit different. I didn’t see ply information listed for most of their products so I’d ask if you are considering one of them.
Most companies have good exchange and return policies, so I’d just be sure to check that before you purchase. Most will allow you to return the items for a full refund within 30 days if you are unhappy with the product.
Cashmere (and all wools) travel wraps are definitely best in cooler weather or for chilly morning/evenings. They are not well-suited for warmer or hot weather.
Hope that helps and feel free to let me know which you choose!
Jessica
Daryl C. Post author
Hello Jessica & Laurence – I am looking for a nice travel wrap for the wife for Valentine’s Day to go along with a weekend away and this has been very useful in narrowing down my choices. Sorry if this is a stupid man question. But can you tell me the difference between woven and knitted and the different plys in travelwraps? I see 2-ply, 3-ply etc. – do more ply mean it is thicker? Daryl
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Daryl,
Glad your found our travel wrap guide and that you are planning such a wonderful surprise gift for your wife.
Not a stupid question at all as I imagine many people don’t know the difference between woven and knit fabrics. I am no expert on fabrics but I will try to explain as best as I can. So knitted travel wraps are generally made from one long piece of yarn that has been knitted or looped over and over and you can see those loops in the fabric when you look closely. Whereas a woven travel wrap would be made from fabric where multiple pieces of yard or fibers are overlapping one another and interlocked. So if you look at it up close at woven fabric, it is a bit like a closely weaved basket I suppose. A typical example of typical knitted fabric would be an Irish wool sweater or baby blanket and an example of something woven is something made of linen or denim. For the mentioned cashmere travel wraps, we try to specify if they are woven or knitted. Knitted fabrics will have more stretch than woven ones.
For the plys, yes that is correct. It has to do with the number of threads or yarns twisted together and used in the garment. So yes, a 2-ply travel wrap is generally going to be thicker and more closely woven/knitted than a 1-ply travel wrap.
Hope that helps!
Jessica
Maria Post author
Hello – helpful post. I am looking for a travel wrap with sleeves if possible – can you tell me which is the one you have pictured from Barefoot Dreams with the sleeves and pockets? I am having a hard time finding it on Amazon as I am not sure it is available there for my country. Thanks so much!
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Maria,
Yes, normally travel wraps don’t have sleeves or pockets, but they are definitely easier to keep on your shoulders when moving about!
The one pictured above is by Barefoot Dreams – it is the Barefoot Dreams CozyChic Lite Island Wrap. Currently, you can see the black version on Amazon here and other colors available here. From Amazon, it looks like they can ship internationally, but not to all countries. So you will have to check your specific country. If you try to order directly from Barefoot Dreams, they only ship within the continental United States.
If Amazon doesn’t work for you, I’d try doing an Internet search for the Barefoot Dreams CozyChic Lite Island Wrap and see if there are any online retailers that stock it that could ship it to your country.
There are also other sleeved travel wraps out there and I’d also check out travel cardigans. One such sleeved travel wrap is the Mer Sea & Co cashemere & wool sleeved wrap, which you can see here. That one is a bit of a different fit and a bit more expensive though.
Hope that helps!
Jessica
Melissa A. Post author
Hi Jessica,
Great list and very helpful in helping guide one to the right travel wrap. I have been trying to decide between Happyluxe and Melifluous wrap…any thoughts? The Happyluxe one looks more lightweight and easier to stash in a backpack, is that right?
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Melissa,
Yes, if you are looking for something more lightweight and easier to squeeze into your backpack or luggage, then the Happyluxe is lighter and takes up less room to store. The Melifluous wrap is thicker and heavier. They differ in size dimensions as well, so that is something to note as well if that makes a difference to you. The Happyluxe is longer but the Melifluous is wider (more square). The Melifluous can be a bit larger for more petite women and the fabric also tends to wrinkle more.
Hope that helps!
Jessica
Tammy Lee Post author
Hello there – trying to choose a cashmere travel wrap. Would use for travel, but also want something I can wear as a shawl to special events at home plus maybe take into the office. Budget is a maximum of $250. Your recommendations are really helpful, sort of stuck between Ovcio one, TravelWrap Classic one, and White + Warren. Any thoughts between those 3 wraps?
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Tammy,
The TravelWrap is just a bit above your budget (about $266 currently), but the White + Warren is about $50 above your budget, so I’d exclude that one. If your main concern is budget, the Ovcio one is the least expensive of the three (currently at $179 for most of their wraps).
Here are my general thoughts about the TravelWrap and Ovcio cashmere travel wraps:
The two cashmere wraps are similar in size. The Ovcio wraps is longer but the TravelWrap Classic is wider.
Both wraps use wool sourced from Mongolia. The Ovcio wraps are produced in China whereas the TravelWrap ones are produced in Scotland. The Ovcio wraps are woven whereas the TravelWrap ones are knitted.
Both are soft and feel pretty light. I would say the TravelWrap Classic wrap feels a bit softer. The TravelWrap is more delicate than the Ovcio but the Ovcio is more likely to wrinkle.
The Ovcio ones has fringed edges whereas the TravelWrap one has no fringe (there is a ribbed texture around the edges).
Both come with gift/storage boxes and storage pouch. The one from the TravelWrap Co is better quality than the one from Ovcio.
Overall, I would say that the TravelWrap one is of better quality, but given the price difference, you will need to decide if the price difference is worth it to you. I’d look at the upclose photos of the fabrics to better to see the difference between the two fabrics (knit versus weave).
Hope that helps, and hope you enjoy whichever cashmere wrap you choose!
Best,
Jessica
Sharon Post author
Hello and thank you for such a thorough and honest listing. I see that Ovcio is now adding a knitted scarf version without fringe to their collection,, so I’m wondering how that might compare with the Travel Wrap . It is about half the cost or so. Thank you again.
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Sharon,
You are very welcome. I own the original Ovcio woven cashmere wrap (and a couple of scarfs) and a TravelWrap knitted classic cashmere wrap. Both are really soft and nice – the Travel Wrap is definitely a bit more luxurious but also more delicate (the tight weave of the woven Ovcio one means it is not as prone to snags). Happy to send you a photo comparison of those two if you want to send me an email.
Now, about the new knitted Ovcio wraps. I have not personally tried one of the new Ovcio knitted wraps or scarfs (the new line of FlexKnit wraps) but they do appear to be more similar to the machine knitted wraps from The TravelWrap. If you look on Ovcio’s website, there are some pretty good close up photos so you can see both a close-up of the woven one versus the knitted one. Then you can compare the FlexKnit wrap from Ovcio to the Travel Wrap classic wraps which are all knitted. These definitely look a lot more similar and I imagine feel similar as well.
I don’t see a lot of details about the specific knitting process for the Ovcio ones, so for example the ply or knit gauge (which affect thickness and tightness of the weave), so it is hard to made a direct comparison without that info. I will contact them about this and see if I can get a sample of one of these so I can update my post as well.
One of the great things about both companies is they have really good return policies. So if you order one and are not happy, you can always return it if you don’t love it.
Hope that helps!
Jessica
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Sharon,
I am guessing you probably already made your choice about a travel wrap. But I wanted to let you know that I contacted Ovcio and got a sample of one of their new FlexKnit wraps.
So comparing the Ovcio FlexKnit wraps and TravelWrap Classic wraps, according to both companies, both are 100% cashmere, machine knitted, 2 ply, and knitted with a similar knit gauge. Both have similar straight edges (no fringes) but the TravelWraps borders are wider, ribbed, and more defined. The TravelWrap comes in a much wider availability of colors and hues than the Ovcio.
Both are similar in terms of size but the TravelWrap one is a little wider – Ovcio’s FlexKnit wrap is 180 X 75cm wrap and the TravelWrap is 180cm X 90cm. The TravelWrap wrap weighs a little bit more than the Ovcio. Both come with a nice travel bag/pouch and a box, but the TravelWrap ones are nicer in quality.
Obviously, there is a big difference in the price as you noted. I will say that the TravelWrap does feel plusher to the touch, the edges look a bit nicer, and it is a little wider. The Ovio is made in China and the TravelWrap is made in Scotland, where there is obviously a big difference in labor costs. The TravelWrap bag and box are also a bit nicer, and they also offer monogramming and gift wrap services.
But both are great cashmere wraps and the TravelWrap is just a more premium product. I hope this helps in making your choice. As I mentioned, both companies offer good customer service and return policies (always be sure to double check latest policies), so if you are unhappy with a product, you should be able to return or exchange it.
Best,
Jessica
Fiona Gibson Post author
Hi Jessica,
What a fantastic list of travel wraps. I visited here a couple months ago and purchased a Happyluxe wrap (love that they are made in USA) and an Ovcio cashmere wrap. I use the Happyluxe for daily travel use – great for planes, buses, etc. – and the Ovcio one I use for going out for dinner and nicer occasions. Both have been great and very happy with purchases.
I found you again as I am planning to purchase a second Ovcio wrap in a different color to use for a special event this winter where I will be making a speech.
Thanks again!
Fiona
Jessica & Laurence Norah Post author
Hi Fiona,
That is wonderful to hear and glad you are enjoying your new Happyluxe and Ovcio travel wraps! Thanks for taking the time to let us know.
Happy travels,
Jessica
Laurie Nykaza Post author
I’m always on long flights and do get cold so a travel wrap would be perfect to use on the plane or when I’m on the train too.
Amanda Morris Post author
I love this its so cute and i would where it all the time and everywhere cause I am always cold
Crystal mexico Post author
I would wear this outdoors since I Like to sit in the garage a lot, sitting at the laptop and doing my crafts. Sometimes it gets pretty chilly out there! lol
Marija Post author
Never heard of a travel wrap but it looks like a super versatile product! Love the wool one, I would bring it on road trips and camping excursions.
Annamarie V Post author
This is a great idea, I would use this on the airplane it would be much better than using the airlines blanket.
laurie murley Post author
I’m always cold anymore and this would be great to have and use when and where I need it
Heather Kelly Post author
I would take it with me everywhere. Shawls always come in handy!
Christine Dodd Post author
I travel by plane about six or seven times a year so a travel shawl would come in handy. I can also see it working for long car journeys.
Ginger White Brady Post author
I take beta blockers and freeze all the time. This would be great on airplane, in the car well anywhere for me. I love the gray color and that it is so compact to fit in my purse. Awesome product.
Natalie Brown Post author
I would certainly wear this on the bus, in the car on long drives, and when I go to see movies (why is it always so cold in there?). lol 🙂
Nancy Post author
A travel wrap would be great for long plane flights and also in the theater.
Leela Post author
It looks warm and cozy. I’d use it anywhere.
allyson tice Post author
i would wear this on my bus trips to the city!
Rachel Post author
I would love to have this when I travel abroad for medical missions trips. It can get so cold on a plane and this would be perfect.
debbie Post author
This would be great so many places. I’d love to be able to have it for restaurants. Why are they always so cold?
Wendy Wallach Post author
i love it because I wear shawls all the time and this one is so lightweight and compact. I would take it with me every time I travel
va Post author
i would like it since it is cold here and i can travel with it anywhere .
deanna Post author
I travel a lot for work. I would like to take this with me because it looks like it is easy to pack instead of lots of cardigans. It might even work for late nights at the dog park!
Bobbie Smith Post author
I would love to win this because no matter where I go, I always seem to have a chill. I would where this where ever I would go, including inside the house. It looks so warm, but also fashionable!
Marnie G (Derrick Todd) Post author
This is great! I want to get one of these for my daughter, she has just started traveling internationally for work.
Holly E Post author
I would love to have it because I am always cold and tend to freeze on trips. I would definitely wear it.
wen budro Post author
I would wear this when flying and on road trips when it’s a little chilly.
Rennie D Post author
I like the Secret Sweater Shawl because its chic and serves a purpose. I really like the fabric it’s made from. I would love to wear this while travelling on a long car ride or in the airport.
christina moore Post author
I would wear this on a airplane, it is always cold,
Vicki Post author
I like just having a sweater with me no matter the season or time of year. You never know if the place you are visiting is going to be warm enough for your liking! 🙂
TallulahJane Post author
I stay cold all the time so I try to keep a jacket in the car. I love the way this folds up. I would wear in restaurants, theaters, etc.
Gina H Post author
Wow, what a perfect idea! I would take this everywhere with me. In Michigan, we have nice days, but it can get chilly at night. I spend a lot of time outdoors (like camping) and this would be a perfect thing to pack!
Brandi Post author
I would love this because I’m always cold. It would be perfect for both travelling and for sitting by the campfire this summer
Wehaf Post author
I’d love this because I always get cold when traveling; I’d use it whenever I flew.
Bailey Dexter Post author
What a great product! I would love to carry the sweater in my purse/bag always, what a perfect way to stay warm all the time!!!
Kassie Post author
I am ill and I have to travel quite a lot for doctors appointments so I would keep this with me. I’m one of those always cold people so things to help me stay warm are really important. I love these! So cool!
Lisa Post author
I’d love these because I one of those people who are always cold and I love shawls!
Leonard Post author
Getting it for my girlfriend as both of us really love travelling but hate the hassle of bringing so many layers.
Meg Schneider Post author
I am always getting cold on planes! I will be flying much more often to see my niece and the newest member of my brother’s family in Sept!! Meg
Dragica Post author
This is amazing! I catch a cold almost always in airplane, it is so cold on every flight. Rarely I get the blanket, of course. 😀
Ashley Bree Perez Post author
I would love this! I plan on doing some traveling this year and this would come in handy. 🙂
Angela Saver Post author
I would like to win this as I am cold-natured & always seem to be cold when no one else is! I would take this with me shopping & when I travel in the car or by plane!
Seana Turner Post author
I am always cold on airplanes, and the blankets they have (If you are lucky enough to get one) never seem to be quite enough. I often end up trying to drape my coat over my legs. I think this is a great idea.. and maybe handy for a movie theater as well. Sometimes in the summer, the AC is turned up so high that I’m actually cold on a hot day!