Blue and white dotty cotton scarf
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This stylish skinny scarf is bedecked with a cheerful dot design, a perfect way to add a pop of personality to a winter outfit. Knitted from combed cotton, the scarf is exceptionally soft, strong and smooth. The skinny silhouette makes this a perfect layering piece; wear it long on spring days, or loop around your neck for winter warmth.
Independent knitwear brand Sandwith. Studio is based in Stockport, Manchester. Noticing a lack of sustainable, ethical knitwear brands in the north of England, founder Eve Taylor was inspired to help rebuild Manchester’s textile industry, using traditional hand-crafted techniques to create wearable everyday designs. Each piece is made in Manchester using a blend of traditional and modern knitting techniques and quality yarns sourced from local suppliers.
Dimensions
185 x 9cm (72.8 x 3.5in)
Composition
100% cotton
Colour
Blue
White
Product code
173460
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