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Cotton Scarf – Orange Confetti
£22.00
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Cotton scarf in beautiful colourful print crinkled – we do love a crinkle scarf because it adds flattering volume to any head shape!
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Cotton scarf
We’ve tied this long head scarf using our Easy Turban Tying guide which can be found here. Super easy to do! Now you can re-position scarf and place knot where you’d like to wear it on your forehead. Lightweight scarf in super summery print – roll on summer!
The all important flat scarf dimensions are 110 x 180 cms (43.3″ x 71″). Model’s head fitting is 57 cms and there is plenty of scarf to cater for larger head fittings to achieve the same look.
Hand wash COLD
100% viscose. Take care with jewellery not to snag fabric. Beware of naked flame.
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