[b][Sydney, 19/7/2016][/b] – Owner Jennifer Hart founded the company in 2008 when she realized that flying required carry on cases that contained light, compact clothes appropriate for various applications, especially when going with more than two people. She has not looked back ever since.

She is passionate about cashmere and her mission is to make this a woman’s best friend. The aim of her garments is to be reliable, no matter the situation.

[b]Products[/b]

The store has tops, pants, wraps, ponchos and scarves available for both men and women. Baby blankets are also available.

For women, the collections they have currently are the Merino Collection, In Transit Collection and the Autumn/Winter 2016 Collection. For the men, they have the Everyday Merino Collection.

[b]Core Values: Care and Strength[/b]

From the farm gate, where the process starts, to the finished product, the company makes sure there is love and care in every step. Their cashmere yarn comes from Alax goats tended by Mongolian family businesses, and they make sure that every goat is treated like a child, from the food they eat to the combs used on them.

Their design process is similar: the model they use is the combination of ease and convenience. They make sure that their garments meet both luxury and the needs of people with busy lifestyles.

The goat horns on their logo represent their strength, which goes for both their products and their customers. They believe that each piece purchased represents their customer’s worth and that they deserve the comforting nature of cashmere.

[b]Shopping in Their Sydney Store[/b]

To try on their collection, customers may head on over to their flagship store located at 8A, 100 Edinburgh Road Castlecrag. Accepted payment methods are PayPal, American Express, Mastercard and Visa. There, customers can directly talk to the design team and get expert advice on everything cashmere.

[b]About Everyday Cashmere[/b]

Garments from Everyday Cashmere offer luxury and comfort rolled into one. Their standards meet the need of people with busy lifestyles. The company works with the oldest house in Scotland, and their partners produce yarn mixes and share production techniques that combine heritage and tradition with the latest technology in the industry.

For those interested, they can access the collection and gain more information about them on http://everydaycashmere.com/.