Parisian mist scarf

Parisian mist scarf for men and women.

Length: 2M
Width: +/- 40 cm or +/- 80cm or 150cm (poncho)
finishing fringed Main

Width 80cm with original selvedge on one side

A So chic and luxurious scarf, perfect at night on a city outfit but also casually worn on a more casual look for the very cold.

The fabric of your luxury scarf

With a gentle, inimitable hand that seduces and invites to touch his touch is very comparable to Kashmir.

Synonymous with luxury, the prestige of this fabric is due to its thermoregulatory capacity, endowed with a good capacity of insulation and a suppleness that facilitates the movement, this precious fabric is a must

A very beautiful plumb, while remaining flexible despite its weight of 300g / m.

Her weaving pattern Chevrons, is a mixture of night threads very close to black and a navy blue thread with some purple reflections.

Beautiful and very beautiful quality, an incomparable touch that invites really nice to wear and touch.

The fabric is thermoregulating thanks to its natural composition and has all the properties of a luxury and exclusive fabric for this summer.

Treat it and stick to it knowing you own a most exclusive scarf.

Composition: 65% Pure Virgin lamb wool, 30% Cotton and 5% cashmere

To preserve all the prestigious quality of your scarf, I recommend Dry Cleaning.

In any case, an exclusive tailoring fabric, in such prestigious compositions, such as a cashmere or a pure virgin lamb wool, is intended to be put into the washing machine.

That is why it is important to pay the greatest attention to it.

After use, always undo your scarf and store it preferably laid flat without marking the folds, or hanging on a hanger.

Do not hang your scarf on the hook of a coat door to avoid unsightly deformation.

If your scarf is wrinkled, which is normal because your scarf is made of natural fibers, if it does not wrinkle, it is because it contains unnatural synthethic fibers allowing the fabric not to wrinkle, in this case , your scarf, would be no more precious and natural than what Philippe Gaber proposes. But do not worry the scarves are ironing, and can be very simply uncropped using a steam iron or steamer

I recommend using a piece of cotton or keeping the tissue paper packing your scarf as a wet paw by placing it, between your scarf and the iron, to avoid burning or polishing your scarf.

You can use steam.