Phyllis - Onyx

Wallace Sewell

£130

Midnight black and warm brown contrast with pops of cornflower blue, softened by calmer areas of diesel blue and pale grey. In the Phyllis scarf, a singular colour dominates the lambswool side, complemented by intersecting bold bands and delicate stripes, with the reverse side displaying the soft sheen of the silk warp. Combining the warmth of lambswool with the soft sheen of silk, Phyllis offers rich colour, comfort and versatility throughout the year.

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