PARMA, WOOL BLEND SCARF - ARBORESCENCE

Plant inspiration for this pattern of irregular, asymmetrical stripes, composed of stylized plant passages followed by plain ones, a sophisticated ensemble that nevertheless remains very balanced. Colored threads are threaded into each stripe for a changing effect.

This scarf is very easy to wear, and we recommend pairing it with a navy or black jacket, a gray or anthracite jacket, or over a blue, burgundy or pink coat. Ideal for a gift!

For wool scarves, we recommend hand-washing. Soak your scarf in lukewarm water (be careful, wool doesn't tolerate temperature differences). Use a non-aggressive detergent such as Marseille soap or a special wool detergent. Do not twist the scarf, but wring it out in a towel and lay it flat. Ironing should be done with a soft iron and plenty of steam to restore the wool's plumpness and softness. If tumble-drying is forbidden, dry-cleaning is recommended.

The woven fabric technique used to make this scarf is the interweaving of 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 Joseph Marie Jacquard of Lyon 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 electronically controlled “Jacquard” looms that guarantee the perfect quality of our fabrics while respecting the purest Lyonnais tradition.