Tweed Emphasize Scarf - Oatmeal - Wide

First designed by Gerd Hay-Edie and brought into the spotlight by renowned Irish fashion designer Sybil Connolly in her 1956 Spring Collection, the Tweed Emphasize Wide Scarf in Oatmeal is a true piece of textile heritage. Woven on vintage Hattersley looms, this limited-edition scarf is an exquisite example of mid-century craftsmanship, reimagined for the modern wardrobe. Its extra-wide design offers greater versatility, allowing it to be draped elegantly over the shoulders or wrapped for added warmth and comfort.

The Oatmeal colourway is beautifully neutral, with a soft beige base flecked with warmer tones and delicate hints of soft brown, creating a natural depth and richness. Woven alongside these tones, a soft, undyed natural yarn adds further dimension, subtly highlighting the weave’s intricate structure. The result is a timeless, understated palette that pairs effortlessly with any outfit, making it a refined and versatile addition to any collection.

Finishing touches matter, and the purled fringes of this scarf are carefully twisted, enhancing its tactile quality and reinforcing the artisanal craftsmanship behind each piece. With its luxurious drape, this scarf offers both warmth and elegance, making it perfect for layering in cooler months. A celebration of both tradition and timeless style, the Tweed Emphasize Wide Scarf – Oatmeal is a truly special piece, carrying the legacy of Mourne Textiles into the present day.

Approximately 75 x 200cm

100% Merino Wool

Purled Fringe

Dry Clean Only