Caring for Women’s Scarves




 The Chiffon Scarf with Satin Border by Symphony The Chiffon Scarf with Satin Border by Symphony is available in 5 colors; white, light pink, off white, fuchsia and black. It’s lightweight, measures 20 x 80 inches and is perfect for both spring and summer. A great wrap or neck scarf to put the perfect finishing touch on your favorite cocktail dress or jeans and tank top.








White with Black Polka Dot Scarf This fabulous White with Black Polka Dot Scarf is so versatile and multi-seasonal as well. Wear it as a belt sash, wrap, neck scarf, or head scarf. Tie it around your favorite handbag handles. Dress up your basic blacks and basic whites as well as grays, yellows and other solid color outfits. It measures 7” x 40” inches. It’s also available in Black with White Polka Dots.





 The SilkNOW Hand Painted Dark Blue and Red 100% Silk Satin Scarf SilkNOW Hand Painted Dark Blue and Red 100% Silk Satin Scarf is available in many different prints and patterns. This square 43” x 43” scarf is 100% Silk Satin and is unmatched in both beauty and quality. It’s hypoallergenic, features a hand rolled hem and is fabulously lightweight. Makes an amazing neck scarf, sash, halter top or wrap and also makes an excellent gift for the special lady in your life.





 The Spring Satin and Sheer Stripe Scarf The Spring Satin and Sheer Stripe Scarf The amazing floral print on this Spring Satin and Sheer Stripe Scarf is perfect for the warm weather seasons. Wear it with everything - even your bikini! Tie it to your handbag, around your waist, around your neck or around your head. It measures 13” x 60” and is available in purple/green, red/orange/yellow, blue/green, and pink/purple/ivory. Buy a few for yourself and a few for your favorite girlfriends too!





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Keeping your scarves looking and feeling as beautiful as the day you bought them, requires just a little extra effort, and depending on the fabric, various gentle washing methods.
To begin, there are a few universal recommendations that are appropriate for any type of scarf, no matter the material.
Store your scarves folded flat in a tissue paper lined box or drawer and be sure to lay tissue in between each scarf. Heavier weight scarves should be on the bottom and lighter weight scarves, of course, should be at the top of the pile or in their own box. This method of storage will keep your scarves from getting bunched up and creased. It will also keep your scarves dry and out of the light to protect their vibrant colors from fading.

An alternative storage method (providing you have the space in your closet) is to hang each scarf over the bottom of a (non-wire) hanger so that the scarves are flat, not scrunched.

If there are beads or other delicate embellishments on your women’s scarves, be sure to read manufacturers suggestions or bring them to a dry cleaning professional for cleaning recommendations.

The following tips will explain the various methods required to clean and store women’s scarves of a variety of fabrics:

Cotton Women’s Scarves: Cotton scarves tend to be a bit more sturdy, as well as easier to care for than any other fabric scarf. Wash your cotton women’s scarves at a cool, low temperature, on the gentle cycle. Dry on low heat and remove before completely dry or simply lay flat to dry. This is important because cotton shrinks in high heat temperatures. Iron your cotton scarves but be sure to test in a small spot first to make sure your iron is not too hot!

Silk Women’s Scarves: Silk scarves necessitate a little extra care to keep them looking their best. Do not wash your silk scarves unless they’re visibly soiled. If you do need to wash them, either wash them very gently by hand in cool to tepid water with a fine-washables-detergent.

The safest way to clean a silk scarf is to take it to a dry cleaner.chain link silk scarf

Chenille Women’s Scarves: Chenille is an easy care fabric. For washing, use a cool temperature and gentle to normal setting. Chenille scarves may be placed in the dryer, but use a low temperature setting. Ironing chenille is fine. Iron on the wrong or opposite side or place a thin handkerchief in between the iron and the scarf.

Chiffon Women’s Scarves: Chiffon scarves can be made from a variety of materials such as crepe, polyester or silk. Its important that you check your scarf’s label. For silk and crepe chiffon scarves, dry cleaning is best unless the label state otherwise.

Poly chiffon can be machine washed but again, check the label on the scarf and follow care instructions.

Wool Women’s Scarves: Wool scarves, when properly cared for will last for many seasons. Hang wool scarves over padded hangers to allow the wear-wrinkles to loosen out so the scarf can return back to its pre-worn shape. If the wrinkles are resistant, turn the iron on high and set to the steam setting. Steam the scarf but don’t drag the iron across the wool, instead, lift the iron and place it on the areas that need pressing. If you wash your wool scarf, don’t fully dry it in the dryer. Let it dry a little and then remove it from the dryer and lay it flat to dry the rest of the way.







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