Lightweight poly voile scarves in two sizes — wear them, tie them, frame them.
Instant plumage. Lightweight poly voile in the studio's own designs, two generous sizes — the piece that turns a plain coat into an outfit and a ponytail into an occasion. Wear it at the neck, tie it to a bag, or knot it onto its matching tote and watch the pair leave together (a house signature — you'll spot them below). Arranged by design world.
A little inspiration
Two sizes. Twelve ways to make them yours. Start with a fold, then find your favorite finishing touch.
25″ square · everyday accents
50″ square · flowing layersIllustrations show representative proportions. Your finished fit and the length of the ends will vary with your build, fold width, and knot. Keep every tie comfortable.
Triangle: bring one corner to its opposite corner.
Straight band: fold edge to edge, then fold lengthwise again until the band is as narrow as you want. It stays the length of the original edge: 25″ or 50″.
Bias band: lay the square as a diamond. Fold two opposite corners toward the middle, then fold those edges inward again. This makes a longer band with tapered ends.
Rectangle: fold edge to edge once. The 50″ square becomes a 25″ × 50″ rectangle.
Little accents, many possibilities
25″ × 25″
A substantial triangular panel across the upper chest; ends tied behind the neck.
25″ × 25″
A broad band at the crown, with a small knot at the nape.
25″ × 25″
A small knot above two flowing ends.
25″ × 25″
A neat band around a bun, finished with short ends.
25″ × 25″
Two narrow turns and a small side knot.
25″ × 25″
A scarf knot that adds color to a favorite bag.
More fabric, a fuller drape
50″ × 50″
An airy triangle over both shoulders.
50″ × 50″
A shoulder wrap held with a relaxed knot.
50″ × 50″
A flowing corner tossed over one shoulder.
50″ × 50″
One loose turn with two long ends.
50″ × 50″
A low knot and long, tapered ends.
50″ × 50″
A soft layer held at the front with your own belt.
A hair elastic, pins, or a belt are styling accessories you supply. Illustrations show the folds in a plain color so the fabric is easy to follow.
Find your scarf ↓The studio's largest world — roses, blossoms, and botanicals with a full heart. The one people stop you to ask about.
Songbirds, hummingbirds, and honest-working bees. Small company for a long day.
The fastest way to dress a tote is a scarf you already love - folded on the diagonal, knotted at the handle, done. The Bluebird pair reads like they were printed for each other, because they were.
Shop the matching tote →Lemons, oranges, and olive branches at their brightest. A Mediterranean morning, in hand.
Delft blues and countryside toile — the classics, and they never look like you tried too hard.
Tapestry blues on canvas and voile - the tote holds the morning, the scarf softens it. Tied at the handle it is decor; untied, the finishing touch.
Shop the matching tote →Pop swirls, psychedelia, and kaleidoscope colour, wrapped the whole way round. Seamless, so the pattern never stops.
Same artwork, two ways to wear it: the canvas tote does the carrying while the voile scarf does the fluttering. Knot it at the handle on market days; wear it at your neck by dinner.
Shop the matching tote →
Hibiscus, palm shade, and island colour for wherever the sun finds you.
The hula tote hauls the day; its matching scarf rides the handle until the sea breeze picks up. One print, one mood - aloha from the first step off the porch.
Shop the matching tote →Mesa stripes, cactus blooms, and desert light. Built for long roads and dry evenings.
Bring home a little bliss.
