Royal Stewart Red and Blue Tartan Cashmere Scarf
$ 220- Product Notes
A red tartan scarf always gets attention and when cashmere has passed inspection at Johnstons it's the right kind. Royal Stewart is the personal tartan of Queen Elizabeth II. It is woven from the finest of cashmere fibres, all hand-combed from the under-belly of goats in China and Mongolia where the dramatic highs and lows in temperature help them to grow their beautiful fleece. This scarf showcases the brand's luxurious ripple hand-finish, which is only achieved through the cumulative effect of years of manufacturing craft and knowledge, using natural, hand-worked teasels.
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- Materials and Care Notes
Made in UK
100% Cashmere Size: 180x25cm / 70.9x9.8" - Delivery & returns
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The Story
Since 1797, Johnstons of Elgin has produced some of the world's most luxurious knits. Precious objects of real beauty, they develop a great personal meaning for the wearer that is rare in today’s disposable culture. The brand has three Royal Warrants. Their impeccable credentials stem from a mastery of the yarn and how their craftspeople handle, finesse and manipulate it in ways impossible for any other manufacturing brand to match.
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