Digital printing minimises chemical and water consumption, making it more sustainable. Woven in twill and made of 100% silk, a natural material.
The scarf was produced in Europe in collaboration with Eton, a company known for quality and innovation.
Sustainability
The scarf was produced in Europe of 100% silk, a natural material.
The scarf’s shape has been adapted to provide an optimised lay plan, minimising waste.
It is made of silk, a delicate material that wearers treat gently, thus prolonging its life.
Digital printing is more sustainable when producing small volumes. It minimises material waste by using ink only where needed. It also consumes minimal water compared to traditional dyeing and rinsing techniques, significantly reducing water consumption.
Sustainable Development Goals
Design and fit
The pattern includes different tones of white, beige, grey, dusty pink, and dark teal.
All guides will receive the same unisex scarf.
The scarf can be tied in many different ways. The diamond shape means that the two corners do not meet when the scarf is folded but rather form two asymmetrical points.
Material
100% silk, woven in twill.
Printing: Achille Pinto
Production
The scarf was designed locally in Borås, Sweden and also sewn and printed in Europe.
In collaboration with Eton
For almost a century, this company has been based in Borås, Sweden. It has over time specialised in shirts and through technology and innovation, been recognised in an international arena for its high-quality shirts.
