Urban CoCoWomen's Color Block Shawl Wrap Open Front Poncho Cape

I use this solely for the purpose of yelling across the street to the other divorced mothers of three from my front door while holding a cup of coffee in one hand and the daily newspaper in the other. It’s not my newspaper. This little number is part of my fall uniform. It’s perfect for those comfy nights by the fire, reading words made of letters printed on paper, maybe even the ones on that newspaper from earlier if we’re feeling spicy! Sometimes I grab the ends of this thing and run around my house pretending to be an airplane! I’ve taken a few improv classes now that I have so much free time when my ex-husband has the kids. Hope partial custody is treating you as well as it’s treating me! I’m fabulous, beautiful, and I-N-D-E-P-E-N-D-E-N-T, James. If you can’t see that by now, then you’ve got another thing coming!

Cut a rectangular piece of cloth, add a slit and you have what you see here - a tablecloth you can throw over your shoulders. It will also fit as well. Hard to drape and even when made to, all the folds, patterns, and colour gradations within the folds aren't seen(although one can see it from the listing) and won't be seen because it's not on a hanger. When it's on an actual person, it doesn't drape, it hangs like a tablecloth. Definitely not worth it at any price.

This is way bigger than I was expecting (size 6 - 5"4). I had bought it to wear at work in the chilly ac but this is more of a blanket than a cape/shawl. The material is nice for the price, a faux wool and it's completely reversable as long as you remove the tag. I'll be using it to sit outside on chilly days or around the campfire.

I used this reversed for a Gandalf costume. It worked perfectly. My only gripe is the material listed when I ordered it is wrong. It’s just polyester/synthetic blend, not pashmina. It’s soft and thick enough to be suitable for 3 seasons.

A little bit thin but reasonable quality for the price. I'm 5"4 and the longest parts of this shawl hit me mid thigh. I like the look and find the pattern attractive. Overall, I'm happy with this as something to wear on days where I would normally only wear a sweater although not suitable for colder, windy days. It is a bit of a lint attractor but so are almost every scarf I own...