What you pay for in this scarf
- 14 momme silk: body, a soft hand and an elegant drape
- Made in Como, Italy's silk district
- Deep-penetration printing: the reverse looks almost identical to the front
- Hand-and-machine finishing: corners by hand, perimeter by machine
- Original design by Laura Fabbri
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Silk twill scarf with a geometric-floral motif, designed for L'Officiel Roma by designer Laura Fabbri. Stylised flowers, petals and leaves break into crisp geometries, in a delicate palette of sage green, powder pink, dove grey, pearl grey and cream: a tribute to the graphic elegance of the 1960s and '70s, reinterpreted with a contemporary touch.
A versatile, refined accessory to wear around the neck, in the hair, as a belt or tied to a bag. Silk twill gives body, lustre and a fluid drape that enhances every look.
- Material: 100% silk twill, 14 momme
- Size: 90 x 90 cm
- Finishing: corners hemmed by hand, perimeter by machine
- Design: Laura Fabbri for L'Officiel Roma
- Made in Italy, in Como
Every L'Officiel Roma scarf comes from the Italian manufacturing tradition that has signed high-end accessories since 1969.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Laura Fabbri silk scarf made of?
100% pure silk twill, 14 momme, made in Como, Italy. Twill gives the scarf a full hand, lustre and a fluid drape, with the deep, bright colours of quality silk.
What size is it and how can it be worn?
It measures 90x90 cm, the classic square carré. It can be tied around the neck, worn as a headband, tied to a bag or used as a belt.
How do I care for a silk scarf?
Hand wash in cold water with a gentle detergent, or dry clean. Do not wring: pat dry with a towel and dry flat, away from heat and direct light. Iron at low temperature on the reverse.
Is the scarf made in Italy?
Yes. It is made in Como, Italy's silk district, with deep-penetration printing and hand-and-machine finishing.
Why does it cost less than scarves from the big luxury houses?
L'Officiel Roma invests in the product rather than in advertising: materials, craftsmanship and Italian production. What is saved on the brand stays in the product or in the price.