Woven from a soft blend of lambswool and alpaca, this scarf carries a quiet story.
The fabric was originally woven in Bristol over ten years ago, and these pieces are made from the remaining offcuts of that run.
I’ve kept this cloth close all these years, unable to part with it, waiting for the right purpose to appear. Now, it’s found its form — a simple triangular scarf, soft against the skin, light yet warm.
Each piece bears perfect imperfections, a gentle reminder of the handwoven process and the passage of time. Finished with tassel details taken from the original scarves, each one is subtly unique.
No two are the same — the stripe of colour runs differently through each piece, with hues that may include pink, green, lime, blue, or orange.
Details
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Material: Lambswool and alpaca blend
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Dimensions: Approximately 148 cm x 65 cm
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Origin: Woven in Bristol, sewn in Edinburgh
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Finish: Tassel details from the original fabric run
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Care: Hand wash in cool water, reshape while damp, dry flat
Story
This cloth was first woven over a decade ago. The leftover pieces — once too precious to discard — have been waiting patiently for renewal. Each scarf carries the memory of that original weave, now reimagined into something new to be worn and cherished.
A quiet kind of sustainability — made not from new production, but from what remained.
Notes
- Expect natural variations in weave and tone; these are part of each scarf’s unique character.
- Limited availability — once these offcuts are gone, this edition will not be repeated.
How to Wear
Light enough to drape loosely in spring, warm enough to wrap close in winter.
Can be worn as a neck scarf, shawl, or folded kerchief.
