Small irregular spots in black, charcoal and warm grey scatter over a white ground on this viscose scarf, with fine gold and silver flecks caught between them. At 90 × 180 cm, it is long enough to loop once at the neck and still leave both ends hanging.
The spots are drawn as short irregular dashes rather than neat rosettes, which keeps the animal reference light. Black and charcoal carry the contrast, warm grey softens it, and the pale ground keeps the print from looking heavy against a dark coat.
Scattered through the print, the gold and silver flecks only show when light moves across the folds. They lift a plain outfit without pushing the scarf towards evening wear. If that register suits you, there is more in the same vein among the accessories that carry a spotted print.
Wrap it twice and it sits close, filling the neckline of a coat. One turn instead, and both ends stay free down the front. Across the shoulders it behaves more like a light stole, which is how it works best on a mild day. Viscose does the rest: it has the weight to stay where you put it and stays soft enough to lie flat under a collar. You will find other prints in this format across the rest of the women’s scarf selection.
| Type | Women’s scarf |
|---|---|
| Shape | Long rectangle |
| Size | 90 × 180 cm |
| Fabric | Viscose |
| Background colour | Pale, close to white |
| Spot colours | Black, charcoal and warm grey |
| Metallic detail | Gold and silver flecks |
Keep it rolled in a drawer rather than folded under heavier pieces, and give it a shake before wearing so the creases drop out. Washing instructions are on the care label.
This one stays light, which makes it right for spring and for a mild autumn. It is a print scarf rather than a warm one, so once the mornings turn cold, the heavier wraps kept for winter take over.
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