BOTANIC - DUCK BLUE WOOL BLEND STOLE

In the purest tradition of tapestries from the Middle Ages, the motif of this scarf features well-designed flowers spread across the entire surface. A palette of bright, luminous colors in duck-blue, beige and gold cameos perfectly softens the contours of this rich floral motif.

The blend of wool with cotton and silk, combined with the softness of this stole, makes it suitable for the cooler temperatures of winter, autumn or spring. What's more, its large size means it can be worn either as a scarf over a chic, classic coat, or as a stole over a jacket or blouson. Its classic pattern is right up to date, giving your outfit a casual chic look. The timeless style of this stole makes it easy to wear every day.

To wash your wool, cotton or silk scarf, we recommend hand-washing with a detergent suitable for delicate textiles. Don't let it soak too long, and don't wring it out, but put it in a cotton cloth and let it dry flat on a hanger. Ironing should be done with a low-temperature iron, and steam can restore the plumpness of natural fibers. Tumble-drying is forbidden, but dry-cleaning is permitted.

The Jacquard weaving technique used to make this scarf consists of interweaving silk warp yarns and Merino wool weft yarns in a specific pattern. To achieve this, the “La Fabrique d'écharpe” weaving workshop uses Jacquard looms. The “Jacquard” loom was developed by Lyon's Joseph Marie Jacquard in 1801, and was the first programmable mechanical system with perforated cards to produce patterns by crossing colored threads. Thanks to know-how handed down from generation to generation since 1880, we now have digitally-controlled electronic “Jacquard” looms that guarantee the quality of our fabrics while respecting the purest Lyonnais tradition.