In Paris, winter is spent with the collar turned up. A scarf does more than finish an outfit there: it keeps warmth close to the face and sets the tone of a silhouette. Both designs are cut from the same long-pile vegan fur, dense and soft, made of 72% acrylic, 17% modacrylic, and 11% polyester.
The Joséphine is a long band of fur with bias-cut ends that give it a supple drape. It can be draped, knotted, or crossed, over a coat or a turtleneck. It comes in four colors: Pearl Gray, Bronze Green, Warm Brown, and Amber Dune, and finishes a coat, the neckline of a jacket, or a simple sweater.
The Suzon hooded scarf covers head, ears, and neck in one piece. Its adjustable hood extends into two rectangular panels, so the scarf adapts to the weather: hood up in a cold wind, panels crossed over the chest on milder days. It does the work of a hat and a scarf at once. It comes in five colors: Navy, Sky Blue, Polar Gray, Intense Gray, and Bronze Green, a shade shared by both designs; blues and grays lead here, where the Joséphine leans toward warmer tones.
Each scarf is handcrafted in Paris by Maison Quivernay, our sister house devoted to vegan fur. A Parisian vegan fur house, Maison Quivernay also makes our coats and the Sophie jacket. Both scarves are one size and call for professional dry cleaning. They pair with our made-to-order coats and our jackets, alongside all our vegan fur pieces.