Mabel - Finch

Wallace Sewell

£195

Oatmeal and slate combine in the plush bulk of this scarf, accented with pillar-box red and dark brown mohair stripes in the borders. Originating from the Wallace Sewell archives, the Mabel wrap is crafted from velvety chenille and fine wool. Featuring a duo of colours in chenille on the face with bold stripes of soft mohair in the border, whilst wool crepe creates an intriguing texture throughout. The combination of chenille, soft mohair and crepe wool creates a wonderfully tactile wrap with exceptional warmth and character.

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