Alassio Linen and Silk Shawl with Blue and Red Macro-Circles | Made in Italy

Add a touch of vibrancy and character to your outfits with the "Alassio" Scarf, a masterpiece of craftsmanship by Talarico. The linen and silk fabric, natural, fresh, and incredibly breathable, serves as a canvas for a fascinating geometric play: large concentric circles filled with a delicate micro-dot pattern in classic shades of blue and red. Finished with slightly frayed edges for a casual yet refined look, it is the quintessential versatile accessory, perfect for those who love to stand out with class at any time of day.

Details and Features

• Composition: 53% Silk 47% Linen

• Dimensions: 70 x 180 cm (generous size for wrapping in multiple ways)

• Design: Geometric pattern with macro-circles and blue and red micro-dots

• Finish: Hems with short fringes for a modern touch

• Production: Handcrafted in Italy (Made in Italy)

• Brand: Talarico Cravatte

Style Tips

Thanks to its dimensions (180x70 cm) and versatile design, the Alessio scarf is a true wardrobe staple for both men and women:

• Refined Casual: Wear it with simple jeans, a white t-shirt, and a navy blazer (or linen jacket). The scarf's colors will create a perfect chromatic complement.

• Office Look: Softly wrapped in a classic loop over a masculine-cut shirt or under a spring trench coat, it adds dynamism without sacrificing professionalism.

• Summer Elegance (or Travel): Use it as a shoulder wrap stole over a light dress for cooler evenings, or wear it loosely tied around your neck during an outing or on a boat, to protect yourself from the breeze with style.

Care Instructions

Pure linen is a resistant and noble fiber, here's how to keep it perfect over time:

• Washing: Hand wash in cold or lukewarm water (maximum 30°C) using a delicate detergent.

• Drying: Avoid tumble drying and do not wring or twist the fabric. Lay flat to air dry on a flat surface to maintain its shape and weave.

• Ironing: Iron at a medium-high temperature (specific program for linen), preferably when the scarf is still slightly damp to easily remove any wrinkles.