Women’s Blanket Scarf with Tassels

Dents

£19

Wrap yourself in the plush comfort of our blanket scarf. Presented in a sophisticated arctic blue with a heathered marl finish, it offers beautiful depth of colour, blending from deep teal into brighter seafoam tones at the edges and tassels. The oversized silhouette and chunky fabric create a super-soft feel against the skin, making it perfect for bundling up on the coldest days. Versatile and effortlessly stylish, it can be worn as a cosy shawl or wrapped high as a voluminous neck scarf for extra warmth and protection. A perfect finishing touch for adding cool-toned elegance to your winter w

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as DEWHURST DENT P.L.C., number 00161147. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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