You’ll love it because: This handsome natural cotton piece will become your go-to accessory! A basic piece that works as a scarf or as a shawl and goes with anything!
$33.00 $19.80
Simple and good-looking, our Back to Basics scarf is a must-have accessory. The simple natural cotton weave is accented with colourful blanket stitch along the edge. The width is wide enough to be used as a shawl. Want ideas on how to wear our scarf and shawls? Check out this video featuring Moonoy, our Retail Manager.
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