Tweed Emphasize Wide Scarf - Indigo

Embrace the elegance of classic design with our oversized Tweed Emphasize Wide Scarf, a stunning tribute to mid-century fashion. This remarkable scarf, designed by Gerd Hay-Edie and famously featured in Irish fashion designer Sybil Connolly's 1956 Spring collection, is an exquisite statement piece that effortlessly elevates any ensemble.

The Indigo Scarf is a striking embodiment of deep ocean hues, capturing the essence of twilight skies and serene waters. Its rich indigo base is intricately woven with subtle flecks of turquoise, evoking the vibrant shimmer of sunlight dancing on the sea. These refreshing splashes of sky blue add a bright contrast, reminiscent of clear summer days, while delicate hints of black weave through, grounding the overall palette with an air of sophistication.

This scarf serves as a versatile accessory that effortlessly transitions from casual outings to elegant evenings. Each thread tells a story of nature’s beauty, drawing inspiration from the breathtaking landscapes surrounding the Mourne Mountains. 

With its combination of vibrant tones and luxurious texture, the Indigo Scarf is not just a piece of fabric; it’s a celebration of craftsmanship and a nod to the tranquil charm of the natural world. Elevate your style with this timeless accessory that encapsulates the elegance of the outdoors.

The oversized dimensions of this scarf offer versatile styling options, whether draped around the shoulders for warmth or wrapped snugly for a chic finish. Its rich heritage and iconic design make it a must-have accessory for those who appreciate the fusion of classic craftsmanship with contemporary flair.

The Indigo Tweed Emphasize Wide scarf not only provides warmth but also adds an element of dramatic flair to your wardrobe, making it the perfect companion for both casual outings and more formal occasions. Discover the beauty of this scarf and indulge in the luxurious embrace of this unique piece.

75cm x 200cm

84% Merino wool, 8% Cashmere, 8% Silk

Purled Fringe