Striped cashmere and linen scarf with metallic Lurex Colour: Flint By JANECARR - 50% cashmere / 45% linen / 5% Lurex - Length 198cm / 78in - Width 89cm / 35in - Made in Nepal - Stripes of tonal colour and metallic Lurex - Natural linen slub weave - Frayed hems - Dry cleaning recommended Creamy beige linen and cashmere form a wonderfully lightweight fabric with tactile slubs. Stripes of taupe and shimmering gold metallic Lurex streak through the style, which is finished with hand-frayed hems. To ensure your scarves remain in the best condition, store them flat and untied in a dry place. We recommend dry cleaning this item for optimum colour longevity and to preserve the delicate nature of the natural fibres and hand-finishes. If hand-washing, we suggest using a specialist detergent and gently massaging the item in lukewarm water. Dry flat and avoid wringing out. Product Number: 240172C-7218 Visit our Shipping and Tax page to see international shipping rates and for information on taxes and duties. GIFT WRAPPING Your order will be prepared with the greatest care, wrapped in our signature packaging . Should your purchase be a gift, you can select to add a personal message at checkout. RETURNS We are sure you will love your JANECARR purchase, but if for any reason you are not entirely satisfied and wish to return, in part or in full... - You have 14 days from delivery date to return your item/s - We offer FREE UK returns with DHL - For more information on how to return your item/s, please view our Returns Policy Each JANECARR collection is consciously created, with commitment to the environment and our social responsibility at every stage of the making process. We support traditional industries and local employment, and all our manufacturing partners are selected with social and ethical responsibility in mind. We insist on the finest quality materials, production and hand-finishing in order to ensure the longevity of every piece. Hand-woven in the breathtaking foothills of the Himalayas, crafted with a dedication to the traditional techniques of local artisans. Read more >
