A knitted scarf cut as a triangle, roughly 110 by 38 cm. The point keeps it where you put it, whether you knot it at the neck, lay it over the shoulders or wear it over your hair. The yarn is finely knitted and soft to the touch.

A straight scarf needs rearranging all day; a triangle falls into place on its own. The wide edge sits on the shoulders, the point drops down the back, and the ends knot loosely at the front. That is how one piece of fabric ends up working three ways.
One piece of fabric that finds a different use all season.
Knot the two ends loosely at the chest and the point settles straight down your back on its own. Hand wash in lukewarm water and dry it flat so the knit keeps its measurements. Fold it away instead of hanging it on a hook.
Wrap it on and knot it loosely.
Effortless style, shaped by sun and city
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