DENIM, WOOL BLEND SCARF - OLIVIER

With a very discrete foliage and woodland motif, the real creativity of this scarf lies in the richness of its color palette. We put together luminous colors so as to blend them into special nuances of color that end up giving the scarf a very deep, voluminous look. Blue jean is blended with sky blue, and turquoise with navy.

This scarf has very bright, luminous colors which add life to your more neutral-colored outfits. The blue and turquoise of this scarf go perfectly with black, grey, or marine blue clothes. Whether it’s paired with an overcoat, a jacket, or just worn with a blouse to protect yourself from the draught, our Olivier scarf is designed for a wide variety of occasions.

We advise that you wash this wool scarf by hand with a detergent intended for natural materials. Do not let it soak for too long, and wring it out in a towel without twisting it. Lay it flat to dry. To iron, use a high setting with the vapor function to maintain the natural volume and softness of the natural materials that make up the scarf. While you cannot put it in the dryer, you may take it in for dry cleaning.

The Jacquard method used to make this scarf is a weaving method developed by Lyon-native Joseph Marie Jacquard in 1801, who created the first mechanical system that could be programmed with perforated cards to create a design. Thanks to technological advancements over time, our looms are now electronically controlled via very efficient software that allows the scarf to be produced quicker and with a higher level of quality than before.We stay up to date with the latest technological progress to keep the quality of our work in line with modern standards. We created this scarf in the purest tradition of Jacquard weaving, resulting in a perfect product thanks to our savoir-faire passed down from generation to generation since 1880. This scarf is woven with a black rayon warp. The ends of the scarf have discrete 1cm long black fringes. With a hem along the lengths of the scarf, the finishing work is truly remarkable.