Typically woven from mulberry type moth cocoons, each scarf is delicately hand-stitched by craftsmen in France using Manifold Silk screens. One of the artisans’ signature styles is as a rolled hem that is hand-rolled toward the front and then hand-stitched using a thread that compliments the material.
With an assortment of tantalising colours and designs, Hermès never ceases to stun you with its huge array of options and choices, yet something you may not have considered are the almost infinite ways in which you can wear an Hermès scarf. While gentlemen shouldn't stray from the conventional rules of scarf-use, ladies can wear it as a belt, a hair accessory or even a sarong. Alternatively you can fold one in half, tie the two tips around your neck and the ends around your waist to make a chic top. Should you be feeling a little more risqué then why not wear it as a bikini top; fold it in half lengthwise two or three times, wrap it around your back and bring the ends forward and tie them off in a knot at the front.
CONTACTS
Hermès U.A.E.,
BurJuman Centre, Dubai
Tel + 971 43 51 11 90
Hermès Bahrain,
Bahrain World Trade Centre, Manama
Tel +973 175 35519
