What formwork materials are there?

Wool and cashmere are particularly warm, silk is light and elegant, cotton is suitable for transitional periods. Merino wool provides warmth without itching and is ideal for sensitive skin.

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Q: How do I care for a cashmere scarf?

It is best to wash cashmere by hand in lukewarm water with wool detergent. Do not wring, but roll up in a towel and dry lying down. This keeps the fiber soft.

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Stylish scarves and shawls for every season — from cozy wool scarves for winter to light silk shawls for summer. The perfect accessory to enhance any outfit.

Winter Scarves

Warm scarves made of wool, cashmere, and fleece keep your neck cozy on cold days. Paired with gloves and jackets, they create a harmonious winter outfit that leaves no chance for the cold.

Shawls for Spring & Summer

Light shawls made of silk, cotton, or modal are versatile — wear them as neck scarves, headscarves, or beach wraps. Colorful patterns and elegant solid colors complement any spring and summer outfit.

Scarves as Travel Companions

A large scarf serves as a blanket on the plane, a pareo at the beach, and an elegant accessory in a restaurant. Practical travel accessories that take up hardly any space. Matching pants and clothing are also available in the range.

Frequently Asked Questions

What scarf materials are available?

Wool and cashmere are especially warm, silk is light and elegant, cotton is suitable for transitional seasons. Merino wool offers warmth without itching and is ideal for sensitive skin.

How do I care for a cashmere scarf?

Cashmere is best washed by hand in lukewarm water with wool detergent. Do not wring; instead, roll it in a towel and dry it flat. This keeps the fibers soft.

What scarf sizes are available?

Narrow scarves (30 cm wide) are suitable as a light accessory. Wide scarves and shawls (70-100 cm) can also be used as shoulder wraps or blankets. The standard length is 170-200 cm.