| WRAP | Shawl or pashmina-like garment; or, a flatbread or soft tortilla folded around a filling (4) |
| WHITTLE | Dialect for a blanket or a woollen shawl; or, from "knife", a word meaning "cut, pare or shave strips from", especially when using said blade (7) |
| MANTA | Word for a blanket, cloak or shawl; or, a gigantic ray named for being caught in a blanketing trap or for resembling an enormous quilt (5) |
| SHAWL | Garment such as a pashmina or shrug, often made from a square or rectangle of material (5) |
| MANTLE | Shawl or cloak regarded as a symbol a person's power or authority (6) |
| PASHMINA | Luxurious or elegant shawl; or, the cashmere from which it is woven (8) |
| AFGHAN | Woollen shawl or blanket, often with a pattern of stripes or squares (6) |
| THROW | Shawl or afghan |
| FICHU | Woman's light shawl or scarf (5) |
| SERAPE | Shawl or blanket worn as cloak by Spanish Americans |
| ACCESSORY | General name for an item such as a basket, belt, pashmina or panama hat (9) |
| RUANA | From "ragged, land of blankets, textile", a traditional Andean poncho-like alpaca shawl or woollen wrap (5) |
| SCARF | First a purse/scrip suspended from a pilgrim's neck, now a neck-warming kerchief, muffler, shawl or stole (5) |
| WOOL | Natural fibre used to stuff the Lord Speaker's parliamentary seat or woven into yarn for crewelwork, knitwear, pashminas or tweed (4) |
| SHAWLSTAR | Big name in the pashmina biz? |
| CASHMERE | Pashmina alternative |
| SHAWLARA | Pashmina wrap, maybe |
| SHAW | Pashmina wrap, maybe |
| SHAWLS | Pashmina garments |
| INAMISHAP | One pashmina shredded by accident. (2,1,6) |
