Cashmere is one of those purchases I always agonize over — is it really worth the price, or am I just paying for a label? To find out, I got my hands on the NAKEDCASHMERE Campbell Ribbed Crewneck Cashmere Sweater. Here’s my honest, first-person review.
It’s a pullover made from 100% pure cashmere — 394 grams of it in a 7-gauge knit — cut in a soft, ribbed, slouchy “live-in comfort” fit with a crew neckline. NAKEDCASHMERE positions it as an everyday luxury piece: the kind of sweater you reach for constantly because it’s that comfortable.
After a genuinely luxurious, cozy everyday sweater; someone who values a relaxed, oversized silhouette; or you’re investing in a wardrobe staple you’ll wear for years.
You want a fitted, tailored look, or you’d rather not deal with dry-clean-only care and prefer a machine-washable knit.
No blends here — it’s pure cashmere, and you feel it the second you put it on. Soft, warm, and lightweight in a way synthetic knits just can’t match.
At 394 grams in a 7-gauge knit, it has real heft and warmth — this isn’t a thin, flimsy cashmere layer.
The ribbing throughout and the oversized, slouchy cut give it that effortlessly cool, cozy look. The size small runs about 22½″ in length.
It’s hand finished, which shows in the quality of the crew neckline and overall construction.
On NAKEDCASHMERE’s storefront (which loaded in Vietnamese đồng for me based on location), the Campbell sweater showed at 4.056.000₫ VND. Pricing is region-dependent, so you may see USD or your local currency — always confirm the live price for your location on the product page.
Pros: 100% pure cashmere; substantial, warm 7-gauge knit; cozy slouchy fit; hand finished; timeless wardrobe staple.
Cons: Premium price; dry clean only; oversized fit won’t suit those wanting a tailored look; displayed price varies by region.
A cashmere blend is cheaper and sometimes more durable, but it never feels quite as soft or luxurious as the real thing. Pure cashmere like this costs more and needs gentle care, but the softness, warmth-to-weight and drape are on another level. If cozy luxury is the goal, pure cashmere wins.
If you’ve been debating a proper cashmere sweater, the Campbell makes a strong case. It’s indulgently soft, seriously warm, and the slouchy fit is the kind of thing you live in all winter. Just be ready for the investment price and dry-clean-only care — for the comfort, I think it earns its keep.
Yes — it’s pure cashmere, 394 grams in a 7-gauge knit, not a blend.
It’s a slouchy, oversized “live-in comfort” fit; the size small measures about 22½″ in length.
It’s dry clean only — treat it gently to keep the cashmere looking its best.
Pricing is region-based; my storefront showed 4.056.000₫ VND. Check the product page for your local price.
Yes — the substantial 7-gauge knit gives it real warmth for cold-weather wear.
You can check current availability, sizes and pricing here: NAKEDCASHMERE Campbell Ribbed Crewneck Cashmere Sweater.
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