The Blaine Scarf is constructed in a cashmere and silk blend. A classic palette with a fringe border complete the understated look.

Details:

• 51% silk, 49% cashmere

This family-owned mill was founded in 1733. They were the first in Italy to produce printed fabrics, and they continued to explore and innovate over the centuries. In 1913, one of the family members traveled to the Himalayas and learned of the supreme warmth of the fur from the underbelly of the cashmere goats, worn by local shepherds. He took this knowledge back to the mill, adding to the breadth of luxurious and warm fibers they produced. Today, the mill has a wastewater treatment plant and they recycle 20% of the treated manufacturing water. Their goal is to recycle 80% of the water in the future. They are capable of the following certifications: Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) - for some articles, and Global Recycle Standard (GRS)- for some articles.

The factory has a waste water treatment plant and recycles 20% of the treated water. They aim to reach 80% in the next years. Wool arrives from New Zealand, Australia and Argentina. Cashmere from Inner Mongolia. Stairway to Sustainability: People, taking care of our employees and clients, preserving diversity, gender parity, security, Planet, reducing the impact of our Company on nature Progress, improving our systems for optimizing the source use, Product & Process, caring about animal welfare and along the entire supply chain through certifications; Partnership, collaborating with University, Designers, other brands for improving the use of responsible resources, promoting our rich heritage and empower future generations.