"Rose Horizon Stripe" - Unisex reversible viscose scarf
"Rose Horizon Stripe" - Unisex reversible viscose scarf
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"The striped side for the office, the old rose side for a quiet evening."
"Rose Horizon Stripe" – Unisex Reversible Viscose Scarf
The "Rose Horizon Stripe" reversible viscose scarf is a modern, lightweight accessory with a fine stripe design and sophisticated double-face look. Delicate shades of blue, grey, cream, and soft red give the scarf an elegant vibrancy, while the calm color block in old rose/terracotta provides balance. The high-quality viscose ensures a flowing drape, a subtle sheen, and a particularly comfortable feel. A stylish unisex scarf for everyday wear, the office, and transitional seasons.
Color & Design
- Side A: Striped center with wide border in old rose/terracotta
- Side B: Calm, solid-colored center with striped frame
- Stripe colors: Light blue, grey, cream, and soft red tones
- Pattern: Fine, multi-parallel horizontal stripe pattern
- Style: Minimalist, modern, and timeless
- Finish: Subtle short fringes (lash hem) at the ends
Material & Quality
100% Viscose – finely woven with a silky, matte sheen, light, soft, and flowing. Pleasant on the skin, slightly transparent – ideal for transitional seasons and indoor styling.
Size & Comfort
- Length: 200 cm
- Width: approx. 70 cm
- Weight: approx. 220 g
Wearing Options & Style
- Reversible design, wearable on both sides
- Loosely draped around the neck for everyday wear and the office
- Elegantly draped over the shoulders as a light stole
- Perfectly combinable with dark solid colors
Ideal for spring, summer, autumn, and mild winter days – unisex, suitable for women and men. A timeless stripe design with modern weaving techniques – light, versatile, and ideal as a gift or stylish basic accessory.
See it for yourself – or visit us at Kramgasse 63, where you can try both sides directly in the store.
