Crew Clothing Neckerchief Coastal Town Script Printed Scarf, Multi/White
Crew Clothing Neckerchief Coastal Town Script Printed Scarf, Multi/White
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Care Instructions - Machine Washable at 30°C, Do not tumble dry
Working with autumn and winter ensembles alike, this cotton scarf from Crew Clothing elevates simple looks with ease thanks to its bold graphic.
- Product Code -
45030382
- Washing Instructions -
Machine Washable at 30°C
- Brand -
Crew Clothing
- Scarf Type -
Squares
- Drying Instructions -
Do not tumble dry
- Pattern Details -
Graphic
- Composition -
100% cotton
Key features
Care Instructions - Machine Washable at 30°C, Do not tumble dry
Product description
Working with autumn and winter ensembles alike, this cotton scarf from Crew Clothing elevates simple looks with ease thanks to its bold graphic.
Free personal styling services
In-Store Appointments
Our Personal Stylists can help you find the perfect pieces for everyday or special occasions. Book an appointment in one of our shops for one-to-one advice.
View styling servicesWhat our clients have to say
“Laura put me at ease right from the start....I wouldn’t have picked out Laura’s selection for myself but I absolutely loved what she chose for me and bought most of what was on the rail!”
Product specification
- Product Code -
45030382
- Washing Instructions -
Machine Washable at 30°C
- Brand -
Crew Clothing
- Scarf Type -
Squares
- Drying Instructions -
Do not tumble dry
- Pattern Details -
Graphic
- Composition -
100% cotton
Free personal styling services
In-Store Appointments
Our Personal Stylists can help you find the perfect pieces for everyday or special occasions. Book an appointment in one of our shops for one-to-one advice.
View styling servicesWhat our clients have to say
“Laura put me at ease right from the start....I wouldn’t have picked out Laura’s selection for myself but I absolutely loved what she chose for me and bought most of what was on the rail!”