Tie-Dye Mohair and Wool-Blend Scarf - Cream + Lilac

Dreamy colors appear to melt into one another in this luxuriously plush Tie-Dye Mohair Scarf from Mantas Ezcaray, feauturing handmade fringe and a gorgeous tie dye pattern which is unique for each scarf.

Unlike other natural fibers, Mohair is an excellent thermo-regulator, which means that it adapts to the temperature of the person wearing it and retains this temperature optimally.

Combined with masterful craftsmanship and beautiful color compositions Mantas Ezcaray creates an eye-catching and exquisite scarf.

Lay it flat over your lapels or wrap it around your neck to bring a pop of colour to any outfit.

DETAILS
SIZE: 35 x 210 cm - UNISEX

COLORS: Cream base with lilac and multi-color tie-dye pattern. Because of the tie-dye design, each scarf pattern is unique.

COMPOSITION: 73% mohair, 24% wool, 3% polyamide.
The 3% poly in this scarf is necessary to hold the mohair, the scarf would over shed without it.

WEIGHT: 450gr/m2

CARE: Mohair is a natural fibre that stands out for its countless qualities such as softness, shine, lightness and heating power. Mohair will always shed some hair, this is completely normal.

• To care for your scarf and remove excess hair, use a hard clothes-brush and brush the blanket in the direction of the nap.
• Before storing your scarf it is recommended to shake it a little, air it out, then brush it, fold it well and put it into a plastic bag.
• If it needs to be washed, spot or dry clean only.
  

SUSTAINABILITY
Sustainability and ecosystem protection have always played an important role in the philosophy of Mantas Ezcaray since its beginnings.

Therefore, in our company we strive to work only with the highest quality natural fibers, which are carefully selected together with our suppliers, with whom we share values, commitments and years of experience working together.

Our commitment to sustainability and environmental protection extends beyond the selection of our raw materials. We ensure that all the natural fibers we purchase come from animals that are exceptionally cared for both on the farms where they live and graze freely, and during shearing.