🇫🇷 Malfroy collection Tea Time – Blue

DESCRIPTION

Silk square 90, silk twill printed

tea time with dog+bow

MATERIAL

100 silk

COLOR

Blue_printed

SIZE

Dimensions : 90×90 cm 

Finish: Hand Rolled

Printed in italy

MADE IN FRANCE

The history of the drawing:

This silk square is a tribute to the famous English five o'clock tea time. It evokes a passion for beautiful china, elegant interiors, adorable animals and sweet delights. Imagine yourself cozying up to the fire with a cup of tea and scones topped with clotted cream. Every detail is a nod to the softness, conviviality and spirit of England.

The silk square: The traditional format of the silk scarf

The size of a silk square is 90×90 cm. It is worn in different ways: as a point on the front, as a tie, as a snood, in the hair or simply attached to a handbag.

The Malfroy square is the silk scarf par excellence. Made from a high-quality silk twill and printed with the greatest care, it is an exceptional accessory. The vividness of the colors, the softness of the silk and a hand-made finish make it unique and are the markers of its high quality.

Did you know? Silk uses your body heat to warm itself, then releases that heat back onto your body.

The British theme: A soft and reassuring atmosphere

This winter, our stylist has drawn on her personal history and her English origins to create a collection with a cozy, soft and reassuring atmosphere. Each product is a nod to certain particularities of British culture: From the ritual of Tea time, to the pretty cottage nestled in the countryside, to the historical pattern of William Morris, without forgetting a touch of tartan pattern and lots of flowers. In short, wearing one of these scarves is the quickest way you will find to escape to the beautiful Somerset countryside!

The Main roulotte: A refined French finish

Done by hand, rolling is a real skill. The seamstress rolls the edge of the piece of fabric under her fingers until she obtains a tight and toned roll that will keep its suppleness and puffiness. A stitch fixes the fabric and makes it invisible. The rolling frames the design and enhances the scarf.