Scarf with fan pattern and gold details

Tying a 90 x 180 cm scarf without the bulk

The fabric is fine and light, so one turn at the neck sits flat instead of piling up under a collar. When it is left open, both ends hang straight down the front, as they do in the photo. Wound twice, it stays close without adding width across the shoulders.

If you want to compare before deciding, the full women's scarf range puts the lengths, prints and formats side by side.

Hairline arcs, ivory pauses and small gold sprigs

Up close, the print is less geometric than it looks from across a room. Every fan is built from thin strokes rather than solid blocks of colour, which is what keeps the blues light. The ivory arcs sit between the darker rows like a pause, and the gold sprigs tucked into the gaps only catch the light when the fabric moves.

The fan print, measured and checked

What it sits well against

The off-white ground is what makes this one easy to place. It lifts a charcoal or black winter coat, where a darker print would simply disappear. Against a grey marl jumper, the blues are the only colour in the outfit. Tan and brown leather pick up the gold instead of the blue, which gives a warmer result.

If you would rather knot something shorter and higher, the square-format range folds down to a triangle and ties differently.