Halogen ‘Hyperbloom’ Wool Challis Scarf

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Halogen ‘Hyperbloom’ Wool Challis Scarf

This 100% wool scarf has a silky finish, eyelash fringe and is a good size to play around with different ways of tying and draping. The beautiful abstract pattern feels arty and slightly mod, with each of the four colourways creating a different vibe. Wear it outdoors with your Winter coats or keep it on indoors, throw it on over a blazer, pullover or blouse to add colour and a touch of flair to any outfit.

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Nordstrom · $58.00

Robinesque

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I bought this scarf in the purple color combination. The very light weight wool makes it fold and drape well, and it also has enough texture to stay put when I wrap it, as opposed to slithering off on its own. Be advised that there IS a lot of fabric here – great on my 5’10” proportions where skimpier scarves can look like an afterthought. Thankfully, again because of the weight of the material, smaller gals can easily fold it down to a workable size and avoid being swamped. The pattern is beautifully thought out, so that wrapping the scarf gives an interesting textural vibe as well as a nice shot of color. It can wear warm or cool, depending how close to the neck you drape it.

I do like the ends of my scarves to look very tapered when I drape them. i figured out by accident that pinching a scarf by one corner and holding it up so that it cascades down towards the floor on the bias, I can pull the body of the scarf through my other hand to get to the thickest part. I drape that bit over the back of my neck, and then start whatever wrapping or looping I’m planning on. This works great with the Hyperbloom scarf. I also thought that the pricing was commensurate with the good quality of this scarf.

December 22, 2012 at 12:11 pm

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