You’ll love it because: Easy to pair with a t-shirt or something fancier, this lightweight, eco-friendly scarf is naturally dyed and made from 100% silk.
$36.00
Did you know silk can keep you warm in the winter and cool in the summer? At once elegant and casual, the city scarf is made for year-round wear. Throw it on with any outfit as you zoom around the city running errands, work from home or go out for a night on the town. The 100% eco-friendly silk scarf is naturally dyed and woven at the Living Crafts Centre.
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