PRICE black printed silk/wool double scarf

Length: 160 cm
Width: 32 cm
Material: Outer 100% Printed Silk | Inner 100% Wool
Color: Black background with brown, red and white paisley designs

Style and Pairing Tips

An accessory that embodies the concept of functional luxury. This Don Mimì tubular scarf represents the perfect synthesis between the sophisticated aesthetics of silk and the pragmatic warmth of wool. The outer silk side, with its elaborate paisley motif on a black background, adds a touch of visual prestige, while the wool interior guarantees protection against winter rigors. A garment designed for the professional who does not renounce distinction even on the coldest days, offering an impeccable balance between status and timeless elegance.

• Business Executive (Formal rigor): The scarf becomes the natural extension of the tailored suit. The black background and red and brown details integrate perfectly with the dark tones of the winter business wardrobe.
  Outfit: Charcoal or black worsted wool Chesterfield coat; dark grey pinstripe suit; immaculate white shirt. Let the sheen of the silk glimpse from under the coat lapel for an accent of discreet class.
• Winter Gala or Night at the Theater: When the occasion requires superior elegance, printed silk elevates the tone of the outfit. The paisley motif adds visual depth without being excessive.
  Outfit: Camel coat or a classic midnight blue Paletot; dark suit or elegant separates with a black velvet jacket. A polished Oxford shoe completes an image of absolute authority.
• Classic Leisure (Weekend elegance): Perfect also for moments of relaxation in the city or for a weekend getaway, where style never goes on holiday but becomes softer and more enveloping.
  Outfit: Tweed jacket in shades of brown or forest green; cream or camel cashmere turtleneck; corduroy or heavy flannel trousers. The softly knotted scarf adds that distinctive "Old Money" touch.

The tailor's advice: Thanks to the "double" silk-wool structure, this scarf has a full-bodied consistency. Avoid overly tight knots; prefer a simple "loop" knot or simply wear it draped around the neck inside the coat, letting the contrast between the sheen of the silk and the opacity of the wool create a refined play of light.