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The Collection Guide
Choosing designer scarves and twillies
Compare designer scarves through dimensions, shape and the way you plan to wear or tie them. A square scarf and a narrow twilly offer different styling options, so check the exact measurements and material. Examine hems, folds and both visible faces for the condition of the individual textile.
Compare before you choose
Shape and dimensions
Choose the format for the way you plan to wear or tie the textile.
Material and finish
Read the named fabric and inspect hems, fringe or other edges appropriate to the piece.
Surface and folds
Look for disclosed stains, pulls, runs or changes in colour across the visible fabric.
Your Questions, Answered
4 questionsHow do I choose between a square scarf and a twilly?
Start with how you want to wear or tie it, then compare length, width and material. A narrow twilly and a square scarf are not interchangeable for every use. Check measurements and condition rather than choosing only from a folded photograph.
Which details should I prioritise when comparing designer scarves and twillies?
Choose the format for the intended use before the pattern. Do not assume a scarf shown on a bag or model includes any of the items used to style it.
How should I inspect the edges of a pre-owned scarf?
Look at hems, corners, fringe or other finishing relevant to that piece. Ask for an unfolded view where needed and compare any pulls, marks or disclosed repairs with the description.
Can I use the same care method for all designer scarves and twillies?
Follow guidance for the exact material and finish. Do not assume a familiar shape or designer name makes every textile suitable for the same washing, stain treatment or storage method.
A Closer Look, Before You Choose
Ask our team about the condition, measurements or accessories of a specific piece.