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Silk Twill Scarf 90

Silk Twill Scarf 90

by Hermès

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Trend Summary

The Hermès carré is the archetype of 'The Versatile Silk Foulard.' Its timeless appeal, luxurious feel, and artistic designs make it a coveted piece for creative styling, embodying the trend's spirit of personal expression.

Key Features

  • 100% Silk Twill
  • 90x90 cm square shape
  • Intricate, artistic prints
  • Hand-rolled edges

Featured In

Vogue (US)
Who What Wear (US)
Harper's BAZAAR (International)
Net-a-Porter (International)

Product Specifications

Material
70% Silk, 30% Cashmere Blend
Fabric Type
Silk-Cashmere Twill or Plain Weave
Size (Nominal)
100 cm x 100 cm
Shape
Square
Weight
Approximately 85-95 grams
Edges
Meticulously hand-rolled and hand-stitched hem
Construction
Woven from fine silk and cashmere yarns
Printing
Traditional silkscreen printing
Color Count
A high color count, typically 18-25 colors.
Design
Limited-edition, numbered designs from collaborations with established fine artists.
Features
Multifunctional, exceptionally soft, provides lightweight warmth.

Differentiation Strategy

Differentiation is primarily achieved through the unique material blend of silk and cashmere, which offers a distinct tactile experience: warmer, softer, and with a more subtle, matte luster compared to pure silk twill.

The slightly larger 100x100 cm size positions it as more of a 'shawl,' increasing its functionality as a wrap for travel, work, or formal events, and justifying a premium price.

The brand story can be built around the concept of 'soft luxury' and the unique properties of the silk-cashmere blend, appealing to a connoisseur who values tactile qualities.

Focusing on limited-edition artist collaborations creates a sense of urgency and rarity, distinguishing it from a continuously available collection.

Success Replication

The unwavering commitment to craftsmanship is retained through the use of meticulous hand-rolled and hand-stitched edges, a key signifier of a true luxury product.

It doubles down on the 'wearable art' concept by creating numbered, limited-edition pieces in collaboration with recognized artists, enhancing exclusivity and collectibility.

The use of high-quality materials and complex, multi-color screen printing ensures the product has the substantive quality and artistic depth of the reference item.