NUWEERIR Womens 100% Mulberry Silk Scarf Long Satin Scarf Fashion Designer Scarf Lightweight Neck Wear

WOW. I really like this scarf. I collect vintage scarves and have numerous Gucci, Hermes, Givenchy, and other silk scarves, so Ive gotten pretty good at telling the fakes from the genuine ones. Let me run down what a real one looks like, firstly: 1) 100% substantial-weight smooth, uniform, high thread-count silk twill 2) hand-sewn rolled-hem, with thread to coordinate with the scarf. 3) the design is either woven in or pressure-printed so that the color is uniform on both sides 4) the designer tag is "tacked" on (something you will understand if you sew), with a single button-stitch on either side so that it is easy to remove. Now, this one is not silk twill, its a thinner silk crepe, but still beautiful. Its also machine stitched, and the thread is red, so it doesnt blend well with the design edge patterns. Still, its a beautiful pressure-printed design, and quite substantial. And, its huge. Its about the size of a typical pashmina stole. You could wear this so many different ways. All in all, definitely worth the money!

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This lovely scarf will make a wonderful gift. The only criticism I have concerns the hem. It was not a rolled hem, which I was expecting on such a pretty scarf, but more of a flat hem with the stitching on top.

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WOW. I really like this scarf. I collect vintage scarves and have numerous Gucci, Hermes, Givenchy, and other silk scarves, so Ive gotten pretty good at telling the fakes from the genuine ones. Let me run down what a real one looks like, firstly: 1) 100% substantial-weight smooth, uniform, high thread-count silk twill 2) hand-sewn rolled-hem, with thread to coordinate with the scarf. 3) the design is either woven in or pressure-printed so that the color is uniform on both sides 4) the designer tag is "tacked" on (something you will understand if you sew), with a single button-stitch on either side so that it is easy to remove. Now, this one is not silk twill, its a thinner silk crepe, but still beautiful. Its also machine stitched, and the thread is red, so it doesnt blend well with the design edge patterns. Still, its a beautiful pressure-printed design, and quite substantial. And, its huge. Its about the size of a typical pashmina stole. You could wear this so many different ways. All in all, definitely worth the money!

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This lovely scarf will make a wonderful gift. The only criticism I have concerns the hem. It was not a rolled hem, which I was expecting on such a pretty scarf, but more of a flat hem with the stitching on top.

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WOW. I really like this scarf. I collect vintage scarves and have numerous Gucci, Hermes, Givenchy, and other silk scarves, so Ive gotten pretty good at telling the fakes from the genuine ones. Let me run down what a real one looks like, firstly: 1) 100% substantial-weight smooth, uniform, high thread-count silk twill 2) hand-sewn rolled-hem, with thread to coordinate with the scarf. 3) the design is either woven in or pressure-printed so that the color is uniform on both sides 4) the designer tag is "tacked" on (something you will understand if you sew), with a single button-stitch on either side so that it is easy to remove. Now, this one is not silk twill, its a thinner silk crepe, but still beautiful. Its also machine stitched, and the thread is red, so it doesnt blend well with the design edge patterns. Still, its a beautiful pressure-printed design, and quite substantial. And, its huge. Its about the size of a typical pashmina stole. You could wear this so many different ways. All in all, definitely worth the money!

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