Long Slim Silk Scarf
€115,00
(€95,83 non-EU)
A classic for every gentleman's wardrobe, this black silk tubular scarf with tiny white polka dots can be worn at formal, business and even semi-casual events
We give the printed silk an extra washing treatment (non-toxic, of course!) to give the finish a dull sheen. We think this extra step is worth the expense because it results in a soft, not-shiny finish, which is the ultimate in sophistication.
Most men's scarves of this type are available in a 160cm length which is simply too short for most men for adequate coverage and drape.
After years of experience, we have found that the length of 180cm is a better length for most men. We’ve partnered with a young company in Como to print our exclusive designs on this special length for you.
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Since the 1400s, Como has been renowned throughout the world for its silk production. A famous school for silk masters has been in operation since 1869, and the silk from Como has been chosen to dress royalty, popes, and celebrities.
Today, family companies in Como continue to produce some of the finest silk in the world.
Pure silk: natural, breathable, luxurious and long wearing.
A silk scarf will take your look from ordinary to exceptional.
Scarves are not just for keeping warm. A silk scarf in particular can be worn with or without other neckwear (ties, ascots, bow-ties) to create unique looks ranging from casual to formal.
Our silk scarves are printed in a family run mill in Como, Italy. The printed fabric is then taken to a tailor nearby who transforms the fabric into scarves.
Every step of the process is certified Seri.co, which ensures sustainability and European standards of health, safety, workplace ethics as well as certifying that the scarves are truly Made in Italy.
