Scarf Stores

Stores selling silk, wool, cashmere and hand-knit scarves

The scarf is the hardest-working rectangle in fashion: warmth in wool and cashmere, polish in silk, and a portable burst of color and print that can change an outfit without changing a garment. Scarf stores divide by fiber and making. BB Foulards of Italy, producing since 1948, specializes in shawls and scarves in natural fibers, wholly handmade with knotted fringes in the tradition of Italian craftsmen, with designs and colors shown at the major fashion exhibitions and the option to personalize pieces with logos or particular models. Dtex Prints, trading as Dtexshop, offers printed silk scarves, wool and pashmina cashmere scarves and shawls alongside beach wraps, working in silk, modal, wool, cotton, bamboo silk and linen with digital printing, from Galloway, New Jersey. Hermes stands at the luxury pole with its silk scarves, while Hood sells hand-knit, one-of-a-kind scarves alongside hats, shawls and belts, and Kate Tracton Designs built a following on pieced scarves with pockets that sold out as soon as they were introduced. Between them the listings cover machine-age digital print, old-world hand knotting and studio hand knitting, the three ways scarves are still made.

Silk, wool and pashmina scarves in many colors folded and draped on shelves in a scarf store, a small Apparel Search sign

Scarve Stores - Clothing Stores Selling Scarves

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Women's Scarve  BB Foulards  (Italy) their production, started up in 1948, is specialized in the production of shawls and scarves with natural fibers, wholly hand made with knotted fringes following the old traditions of the Italian craftsmen. The accessories trendy or classic, are all made according to the specific designs and color, showing new textiles that are shown in the more important Fashion Exhibitions. A production that cares for the smallest detail and makes their products very interesting and attractive. They also give the customers the choice among a variety of color, designs, subjects, sizes and the opportunity of personalizing the different articles with Logos or particular models. They always try to meet the requirements of their customers.

  Dtex Prints LLc: Dtexshop is a fashion retailer that offers exclusive and unique range of women's accessories and clothing. Their collection of scarves include printed silk scarf, wool, pashmina cashmere scarves and shawls, beach wraps and cover ups. Scarves as front line product they also offer digital printed fabrics, handpicked designer Indian ethnic clothing, traditional contemporary yet modern like Tunic, and Sari. At best price with price guarantee. In addition email us for tailor made custom fit scarf and outfits on demand.  They stand out in the highly competitive fashion market with their range of products digital printed, finely stitched and made out of 100% authentic natural fabrics Silk, Modal, wool, cotton, bamboo silk and linen, digital prints made them one of a kind.  Their first location in India and they have expanded in United States, NJ in 2013 as distribution and inventory point of sales to better serve valuable clients in USA.  Address: 470 Ebony Tree Ave, Galloway, NJ 08205 Phone - 609 791 9489 E-mail - rakesh@dtexshop.com Contact name - Rakesh Patel

  Hermes : Silk scarves and ties, enamel bracelets, home accessories and fragrances with online shopping. The Hermes.com website is operated by the HERM's group. HERM's INTERNATIONAL, the parent of the HERM's group, hosts and operates the Hermes.com website and has granted HERMES OF PARIS, Inc. the right to sell a selection of Herm's products over the Internet. HERMES OF PARIS, Inc. is the U.S. sales subsidiary of the HERM's group and has its principal office at 55 East 59th Street, New York.

  Hood Handmade : Hand knit, one of a kind original hats, scarves, shawls, ponchos, baby hats and belts.

  Kate Tracton Designs  : With solid new skills under her belt, Kate felt free enough to let her creativity blossom, from pieced scarves with pockets which sold out as soon as they were introduced, to reversible cowl-neck blouses for twice the color combinations, to national award-winnning quilted Haori coats. Kate has produced a new and innovative style or design every year that wows each customer who walks into her craft-show booth, visits her website, or just sees her pieces on women walking down the street.

  Ladies Way Accessories  Ladies Way Accessories (Virginia) : their shop provides beautiful scarves, precious and semi precious gemstone jewelry, gold and silver jewelry, costume jewelry, hair bows, beaded jewelry and purses, handbags, and beaded collars. Their fashion accessory items include a selection of beautiful women's scarves, hair bows, costume jewelry, gold and gemstone jewelry, including rings, pins, brooches, earrings, shoulder pins, bracelets and necklaces, patriotic jewelry, as well as beaded collars, beaded jewelry and beaded hand bags.

  Lippincott : Once upon a time a certain Miss Lippincott cast her eyes upon a tattered vintage umbrella that embodied as much attitude as age. This harbinger cast her under a spell, and she exclaimed to herself, " I must design umbrellas." So she searched and found the best umbrella manufacturer in the world, in Italy. In this generations-old factory, it takes twelve people to make an umbrella or parasol by hand - from assembling the frames and handles, to cutting and sewing the fabric, to adding old-world finishing touches. Inspired with the results of her first collection, and overcome with endless new product ideas, she zoomed around Europe and the mountains of New England in search of factories and craftspeople who could meet her exacting standards.

  Pine Ledge : Pine Ledge fiber Studio : the fabrics created at Pine Ledge fiber Studio create a spectacular and enduring look. Each piece is designed to take advantage of the inherent characteristics of the fibers and yarns used. They are unique in texture, appearance and hand. They provide product that is luxurious. Handspun yarn and handwoven fabrics made in Vermont by Joanne Littler. Handspun, handknit hats and handwoven scarves by the spinner and weaver.

  RKD Fashions (United Kingdom) : the brands sold on their website include cK, D&G, Gucci, Fendi, Prada, American Eagle, Abercrombie & Fitch, Ecko, Dsquared, Diesel, Nike, Cavalli, Evisu, Josef, YSL, Chanel, Adidas, Levis, etc.. They sell various fashion accessories, such as jewelry, casual clothes and sunglasses.

  Tie and Scarf Company  (United Kingdom) : located in Manchester, this is a family owned business, which has been involved in the manufacturing of clothing and accessories for over 150 years. During that time, the company has enjoyed an impressive international reputation for the manufacture of ENGLISH TRADITION high quality speciality textiles, which can only be seen at the finest stores in over 30 countries.

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If you have interest in retailers selling scarves, you may also have an interest in shawls, stoles, pageant sashes,  evening wraps, or neckerchiefs.

Scarf Shapes and How They Are Worn

The long rectangular scarf remains the default because it does everything: looped once for warmth, knotted at the neck for polish, or draped as a wrap over evening wear. The square foulard, the format Hermes made famous in silk, folds to a neckerchief, a headscarf or a bag tie. Oversize scarves shade into shawls and stoles, covered on their own directory pages, while narrow scarves in silk or printed cotton work as belts, hair ties and wrist wraps in warm weather.

Care follows fiber. Silk wants cool water, gentle handling and no wringing; wool and cashmere want rest between wearings and protection from moths in storage; printed scarves of any fiber keep their color longest washed inside out and dried away from direct sun. A scarf bought from a specialist store, with its fiber content stated plainly, is far easier to care for than one bought on print alone.

Common Questions

What fibers make the best scarves?

It depends on the job. Silk gives sheen, print clarity and a cool hand that suits dress scarves and foulards. Wool and pashmina cashmere give warmth at very low weight, which is why they dominate winter scarves and shawls. Cotton, modal and linen breathe for summer wraps and beach cover-ups. Natural fibers are the specialty of the makers listed here, BB Foulards works wholly in natural fibers and Dtex Prints lists silk, modal, wool, cotton, bamboo silk and linen across its range.

How are handmade scarves different from printed ones?

Handmade scarves carry their making on the surface: BB Foulards finishes with knotted fringes worked by hand following old Italian craft traditions, and Hood's scarves are hand knit one at a time, so no two are identical. Digitally printed scarves, the Dtex method, trade that individuality for precise, repeatable artwork and custom work on demand, including tailor-made scarves. Both are legitimate crafts; the choice is between hand character and printed precision.

Can scarves be personalized or made to order?

Yes, at both ends of this directory. BB Foulards offers customers the opportunity to personalize articles with logos or particular models, a service aimed at companies and events as much as individuals, and Dtex Prints takes email orders for tailor-made custom fit scarves and outfits. Studio makers such as Kate Tracton Designs also work in small runs and sell directly, the route to a scarf nobody else owns.

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