Burberry Double Face Scarf in Linden & Off Black - Black. Size all.
Color
Black
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
Burberry Double Face Scarf in Linden & Off Black - Black. Size all. 100% cashmere. Made in Scotland. Dry clean only. Fringe hem. Reversible styling. Measures approx 64 in length. BURF-WA187. 8095699. About the designer: Founded in 1856, Burberry’s legacy as a pillar of British style grew from Thomas Burberry’s most iconic innovation: the gabardine trench coat. Upholding the pioneering spirit of his predecessor, current creative director Riccardo Tisci brings a fresh and irreverent approach to the house’s quintessentially British vision of luxury. Marrying technology, artistry, and tradition, the label touts a range of casual-wear and eveningwear that embodies a progressive femininity. Exquisite shirting, knitwear, and draped jackets exude refinement, while menswear-inspired polos, tailored trousers, and ankle boots achieve an easy polish.
Details
Burberry Double Face Scarf in Linden & Off Black - Black. Size all. 100% cashmere. Made in Scotland. Dry clean only. Fringe hem. Reversible styling. Measures approx 64 in length. BURF-WA187. 8095699. About the designer: Founded in 1856, Burberry’s legacy as a pillar of British style grew from Thomas Burberry’s most iconic innovation: the gabardine trench coat. Upholding the pioneering spirit of his predecessor, current creative director Riccardo Tisci brings a fresh and irreverent approach to the house’s quintessentially British vision of luxury. Marrying technology, artistry, and tradition, the label touts a range of casual-wear and eveningwear that embodies a progressive femininity. Exquisite shirting, knitwear, and draped jackets exude refinement, while menswear-inspired polos, tailored trousers, and ankle boots achieve an easy polish.
Burberry Double Face Scarf in Linden & Off Black - Black. Size all. 100% cashmere. Made in Scotland. Dry clean only. Fringe hem. Reversible styling. Measures approx 64 in length. BURF-WA187. 8095699. About the designer: Founded in 1856, Burberry’s legacy as a pillar of British style grew from Thomas Burberry’s most iconic innovation: the gabardine trench coat. Upholding the pioneering spirit of his predecessor, current creative director Riccardo Tisci brings a fresh and irreverent approach to the house’s quintessentially British vision of luxury. Marrying technology, artistry, and tradition, the label touts a range of casual-wear and eveningwear that embodies a progressive femininity. Exquisite shirting, knitwear, and draped jackets exude refinement, while menswear-inspired polos, tailored trousers, and ankle boots achieve an easy polish.
