The scarf is made in Italy from the finest 100% silk, produced and finished by the same artisans and mill I worked with during my years as a designer at the Paris luxury fashion house Balmain. Each hem is hand-stitched using the traditional Italian Roll, giving it a refined, luxurious feel with the subtle “irregularity” only found on handmade finishes.

Because it’s made from pure silk, the scarf should be dry cleaned only to keep the fibers smooth and the colours vibrant. When you’re not wearing it, store it loosely folded or laid flat, and keep it out of direct sunlight to protect the print. With this simple care, the scarf will age beautifully and can be passed down from one generation to the next. If you have any creases, steam on a silk setting.

What are the scarf's dimensions, and how do they affect how it can be styled?
We offer two sizes: the Grand Foulard is 90 × 90 cm (about 35 × 35 inches), and the Petit Foulard is 55 × 55 cm (about 21.5 × 21.5 inches).

The Grand Foulard is ideal for more versatile styling, tied around the neck in multiple ways, worn as a headscarf, wrapped as a belt, or attached to a handbag for a more statement look.
The Petit Foulard is perfect for a simple neck tie, a hair ribbon, a wrist accessory, or a subtle touch on a handbag handle.

Silk twill is naturally breathable and temperature-regulating, which makes the scarf comfortable in every season. It feels light in summer, adds a soft layer in spring and autumn, and brings warmth without bulk in winter. Whether worn for colour, texture, or a bit of polish, it transitions seamlessly throughout the year.

From my years in Paris, I’ve always loved styling scarves in a way that feels relaxed but still chic. For the larger square, I often fold it into a triangle and tie it loosely at the front — it instantly elevates a simple sweater or white shirt, and it looks beautiful layered over a coat or jacket. In summer, I wear it in my hair or wrap it around a tote handle for a touch of colour.
The smaller size is perfect for a neat French knot at the neck, a ribbon in a ponytail, or tied around the wrist for a more playful look. My approach is always the same: keep it simple, effortless, and let the scarf do the work.

For us, sustainability begins with making something so well that you want to keep it forever, and perhaps even pass it down one day. We work with long-established artisans in Italy who produce in small quantities, using high-quality silk and traditional techniques that value longevity over fast production. By creating pieces meant to be treasured rather than replaced, we believe we’re contributing to a more responsible way of consuming. We also keep our packaging simple and lightweight to reduce the shipping footprint, and we avoid plastics wherever possible.

Yes, the colours are made to remain rich over time. The scarf is printed on both sides by some of the most experienced silk artisans in Italy, a process that ensures deep, even saturation throughout the fabric rather than only on the surface. This double sided printing keeps the colours luminous with regular wear. With simple care such as dry cleaning and storing it away from direct sunlight, the vibrancy will last for many years.

The silk twill is densely woven, which gives it a smooth and luxurious structure while still feeling light when worn. It has a soft, gentle touch against the skin and enough natural body to hold elegant shapes without any heaviness. The result is a scarf that feels refined, comfortable, and unmistakably high quality.