This luxurious silk twill scarf features an elegant paisley print in deep reds and burgundies, inspired by the rich heritage of Ferrara. Sized for an exceptional drape, it measures 8.5” x 70”, ensuring a sophisticated look. With a double-sided design and hand-fringed hem, it combines style with functionality. Crafted in Italy using non-toxic vegetable dyes, this limited edition accessory perfectly balances tradition and modern flair, making it an ideal complement to any outfit.
From the brand: Inspired by the timeless elegance of Ferrara, with its stunning Renaissance buildings and rich history.
I chose a classic paisley print in rich shades of reds and burgundies that feels both sophisticated and deeply connected to Italian heritage.
Made from luxurious silk twill, it adds a refined touch to any outfit, blending tradition with modern style.
Details
Sized for a perfect drape:
Approx: 8.5” x 70” (22cm x 180cm). This allows for an elegant look that sets you apart. Most men's scarves of this type are available in a 60"-63" (152cm-160cm) length which is simply too short for most men for adequate coverage and drape.
Double sided:
This means that the same silk is on both sides, so no matter how you wear it, it looks great.
Hand fringed hem:
The short ends are left open with an eyelash hem. This keeps the scarf from curling and looks fabulous, too!
100% silk twill:
A soft, silky fabric traditionally used in men's tailoring for its look and its drape. Characterized by a diagonal weave which makes it very durable.
Limited edition:
We make these in small quantities, so you know your scarf is truly one-of-a-kind.
Pure luxury, naturally dyed:
We use non-toxic vegetable dyes that preserve the silk's softness, free from harmful chemicals that can irritate your skin (and is better for the planet!)
Affordable luxury:
We bring these directly from the people who make them to you. There are no massive markups and middlemen, which keeps our prices remarkably reasonable.
100% Handmade in Italy:
Printed, cut and sewn along the shores of Lake Como.
