Set to make a fine addition to any discerning woman's accessories portfolio, this loewe scarf tops a timeless herringbone pattern with a jacquard-woven rendition of the Spanish House's block-letter logo. Spun from a blend of alpaca and wool, its bouclé finish will lend a touch of textural intrigue to an array of ensembles.

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LOEWE

Logo Fringe Wool-blend Scarf In Black/white

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LOEWE LOGO FRINGE WOOL-BLEND SCARF

Loewe textured scarf in wool and nylon Approx. 72"L x 18.5"W Fringe ends Logo accent May be styled multiple ways Professional cleaning recommended Made in Italy

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LOEWE LOGO FRINGE WOOL-BLEND SCARF

Loewe textured scarf in wool and nylon Approx. 72"L x 18.5"W Fringe ends Logo accent May be styled multiple ways Professional cleaning recommended Made in Italy

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Loewe is a Spanish luxury fashion house based in Madrid. Loewe began as a cooperative of leather artisans in the center of Madrid in 1846. German entrepreneur Enrique Loewe Roessberg consolidated the workshop under his name in 1872, creating one of the world’s original luxury houses. As Loewe evolved and expanded over the next century, a commitment to modernity emerged as a defining characteristic.

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