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Details & care
This is a deeply personal piece inspired by my time living in Sorrento when my children were small. We spent a year surrounded by the beauty of the Bay of Naples, with the ever-present silhouette of Vesuvius always in view. I wanted to capture the feeling of those adventurous yet serene-filled days in this intricate paisley design. The luxurious silk twill front and ultra-fine navy wool backing make it perfect for cooler days, while the pattern serves as a personal tribute to one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever called home.
- Sized for a perfect drape: Approx. 12.5” x 70”, a size that is hard to find.
- Double-sided: We sew together a printed silk twill front with a fine, lightweight wool back. This results in a medium-weight scarf for warmth without the bulk.
- Versatile: The silk and wool combination makes a scarf that is refined, perfect for business attire, overcoats, tweed jackets and cardigans.
- Eyelash hem: The short ends are left open with an eyelash hem. This keeps the scarf from curling and looks fabulous, too!
- 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!)
- Item #10611455
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This item has a different return policy. Items sold and shipped by Elizabetta Boutique LLC can be returned by mail or to a Nordstrom store within 90 days of when the item shipped and must be in new condition, with tags attached. We can’t accept returns for this item at Nordstrom Rack.
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Elizabetta
Elizabetta Boutique is a mother/daughter family business designing luxury Italian silk fashion accessories, such as scarves, shawls, ties, and pocket squares. Started in 2004, we believe in sharing Italian quality and craftsmanship with the world.
