【Design】
This narrow scarf, a long and thin band, symbolizes the brand’s worldview. The core design is a complex digital print constructed by collaging hand-drawn lines, fragments of stones, architecture, and historical imagery. On a rich background that blends gray and green tones, deep blue patterns appear, and the surface features delicate lines reminiscent of cracks, producing a uniquely beautiful yet decadent mood. The sharply pointed ends create a clean line when draped.

【Silhouette & Fit】
Designed narrow with an extended length, it avoids excessive volume when wrapped around the neck and fits neatly under jacket or shirt collars. The thin material complements compact knots that give a sophisticated touch. Both ends finish sharply, tapering beautifully when draped, tightening the overall styling. Its simple band shape allows versatile use beyond the neck―such as wrapping around bag handles or threading through belt loops.

【Material Texture & Wearability】
Made of 100% high-quality silk. The triangular fiber cross-section unique to silk reflects light in multiple directions, creating an elegant luster with depth. The fabric, composed of fine, long fibers, is remarkably smooth and drapes fluidly along body lines. The lightweight, soft texture forms natural, gentle folds without sharp edges. Silk’s excellent moisture absorption also ensures comfort without dampness when worn around the neck. The pattern is applied using digital printing technology that sprays dye directly without plates, enabling smooth gradients and delicate shading without plate color limitations. The ink does not harden the fabric surface, preserving silk’s supple feel.

■ Recommended Season

Suitable year-round as a styling accent.
・Spring/Summer: Lightly draped over the neck of cut-and-sew shirts adds color to simple outfits. The silk's moisture-absorbent quality keeps comfort in warm seasons.
・Autumn/Winter: Peeking out from knitwear or coats enhances depth and elegance in heavier seasonal styles.

※ Perceptions may vary depending on humidity, wind, and personal sensitivity; please consider this as a guideline.