The Fine scarf is made from silk twill, is digitally printed with seasonal artwork and is finished with single stitch hem edges.

Shell: 100% Silk

Silk is a natural fiber produced from the cocoons of the mulberry silkworm. The fabric has a shimmering appearance, has a soft feel, is comfortable, absorbent, hypoallergenic, and strong. It requires minimal chemicals, water, and energy when processed. If treated correctly, your silk garments will be long-lasting.

How to care for silk:
You can machine wash silk in a gentle wash cycle, but it is best to hand wash it. Fill a basin with cool water to help keep the color, then add a gentle detergent. Place the garment in the water and let it sit for just a few minutes. Then rinse. Do not twist or squeeze silk garments. To remove water, place the wet garment on a white towel, fold the towel over it, and gently press the garment with your hands. Hang the garments to dry. Do not hang silk items in the sun, as this accelerates fading. Steaming silk is preferred to ironing.

If the garment only needs a little refreshment, try steaming it instead of washing.

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