Description "Night Garden" is inspired by the beauty of a garden at night, with flowers blooming in peaceful serenity. It combines the luxurious qualities of wool and silk, and boasts hand-rolled edges for a refined finish. Product Details: 70% wool, 30% silk 53"W x 53"L Lovingly packaged in a beautiful JZ presentation box Care: Hand wash or dry clean: Most wool scarves should be hand washed in cool water with mild detergent. Avoid using hot water, bleach, or fabric softeners. Alternatively, you can have your wool scarf professionally dry cleaned. Avoid machine washing: Machine washing can cause wool to shrink, stretch, or lose its shape, so it's best to avoid it if possible. Air dry: After washing, gently squeeze out excess water and lay the scarf flat on a clean towel to air dry. Avoid hanging the scarf, as this can cause it to stretch out of shape. Store carefully: When not in use, store your wool scarf in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid folding or hanging the scarf for long periods of time, as this can cause creases or deformities in the fabric. Iron carefully: If necessary, use a cool iron to gently press your wool scarf. Always test a small, inconspicuous area first and avoid ironing over any embellishments or trims. How To Wear A 53-Inch Square Wool/Silk Scarf : Classic Knot: Fold the scarf in half to form a triangle, then drape it around your neck with the point of the triangle facing down. Cross the ends of the scarf in the front and bring them back around to the front to tie a knot. Adjust the knot as desired. The French knot : Fold the scarf in half to form a rectangle, then drape it around your neck with the ends at the front. Tie the two ends together in a loose knot, then tie another knot on top to create a "double knot." Adjust the scarf so that the knots sit at the front and the ends hang down. The infinity loop: Tie the ends of the scarf together to form a loop, then drape it around your neck with the loop at the front. Twist the loop once to create a figure-eight shape, then loop it around your neck again. Adjust the scarf so that the loops sit evenly. Headband: Fold the scarf in half to make a triangle. Place the triangle at the nape of your neck with the point facing up. Tie the two ends around your head, and tuck the point of the triangle under the knot. The cape: Fold the scarf in half to form a triangle, then drape it around your shoulders with the point of the triangle at the back. Cross the ends of the scarf in the front and bring them around to the back, then tie a knot or tuck them under the scarf to secure.
