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Grey / Pink Monstera – long turban tying scarf
£22.00
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Always a good colour combo’ – grey and pink. Stylish head scarf with good tying volume.
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Pattern is always good for disguising head shape. The scarf dimensions are 90 x 180 cms (35.5″ x 71″), and scarf ends are finished along the sides with eyelash edges.
Our model wears it tied following our Part 1 – How to Tie a Scarf which can be found over on the blog. This large viscose scarf provides good wrapping volume around the head, and can be worn as shown here, or leave your scarf ends dangling off to one side.
Machine and hand wash COLD
100% Viscose
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