What is Twilly
A Twilly is a narrow, versatile silk scarf. Typically measuring around 86 cm in length and 5 cm in width, though dimensions can vary by brand, this accessory is crafted from high-quality silk, often in a twill weave, and is recognizable by its hand-rolled edges .
While its most iconic use is elegantly tied to the handles of luxury handbags, such as a Birkin or Kelly, to add a pop of color and provide protection, the Twilly's utility extends far beyond. It can be worn as a neck scarf, a hair ribbon, a bracelet, or even creatively attached to a hat or wristlet, showcasing personal style .
Why Choose Twilly
Twilly: Woven with Heritage, Perfected in China
Exceptional Craftsmanship & Quality Materials
We utilize high-grade silk and precise techniques to ensure each Twilly features a luxurious feel and durable, hand-rolled edges
Innovative and Customizable Designs
Our creative team produces diverse patterns, from classic botanicals to modern graphics, allowing for extensive customization to match brand identity
Competitive Pricing and Reliable Supply
By optimizing our production and supply chain, we provide premium Twilly products at competitive prices with consistent on-time delivery
Versatile Styling and Functional Appeal
Designed for multiple uses—from accessorizing bags to wearing as neckerchiefs—our Twilly meets various fashion and practical needs
Choose Your Custom Woven Scarves
Neckerchief
Muffler
Shawl
Kerchief
Hijab
Sarong
Bandanna
Babushka
Choose Your Custom Scarf Fabric
In our commitment to safeguarding the Earth and its inhabitants, we primarily offer natural materials such as silk, wool, cashmere, and blended biodegradable fabrics. Additionally, we provide recycled options like polyester crafted from plastic bottles and recycled cotton from old garments, alongside organic choices like organic cotton.
Quality Raw Materials
Premium yarn constitutes the foundation of exquisite silk scarves.
Polyester Fabrics
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100% Polyester twill jacquard Fabrics | 50D/75D (the higher the thicker) | 170 CM | Polyester twill mimics silk twill's luxe look with its smooth and soft texture, notable for a distinctive diagonal pattern. This fabric combines silk-like elegance with the practicality of being durable, easy to wash, and wrinkle-resistant, all at a fraction of silk's cost. Ideal for promotional items and gifts, polyester twill is cost-effective yet less breathable, with less vibrant color on the reverse side. |
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Polyester Satin (100% polyester) |
50D/75D | 170 CM | Polyester satin, a versatile fabric, comes in various types including glossy satin, matt satin, and stretch satin. Glossy satin and matt satin closely mimic the luxurious appearance of silk satin, boasting a radiant surface and rich lustre. Unlike silk satin, polyester satin offers practical benefits such as machine washability and resistance to wrinkles. Its affordability and comfort make it an ideal choice for scarves, often used in promotional gifts by brands or as part of uniforms for banks, airlines, schools, clubs, and more. |
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Polyester Chiffon (100% polyester) | 30D/50D/75D | 150/200 cm | Polyester chiffon, a fabric akin to the elegance of silk chiffon, boasts a delicate weave that creates a sheer, gauzy texture. Its softness, combined with a light and smooth touch, offers elasticity and a pristine look. The fabric's micro-porous structure sets it apart from other polyester variants, enhancing its airiness. Double-sided printed chiffon exudes vibrancy, making it an excellent selection for versatile beachwear and accessories such as dye-ready scarves, flowing shawls, modest hijabs, or bridal wraps. |
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Polyester Voile (100% polyester) | 30D/50D/75D | 150/200 cm | Polyester Voile, characterized by its sheer, lightweight quality, comes in various weaves including plain, twill, and satin. Its softness is akin to that of cotton yarn, making it a preferred choice among apparel brands for crafting scarves. The material's affordability is matched by its elegance and lightness, offering excellent drape, moisture-wicking properties, and breathability. The dual-sided color vibrancy of polyester voile lends itself well to diverse designs such as dyed, printed, or yarn-dyed scarves, making it versatile for all seasons. |
100% Silk Fabric
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Silk Twill (100% silk) | 10-19 momme | 94/114/140 cm | Silk twill, chosen by luxury brands like Hermès for its scarves, is valued for its versatility ranging from soft and fluid to crisp textures. It features a distinct diagonal weave, excellent drape, and resilience. When printed, it produces vivid images and its twill texture allows colors to shimmer elegantly, lending a sophisticated sheen to accessories. |
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Silk Satin (100% silk) | 12-40 momme | 94/114/140 cm | Silk (crepe) satin boasts a lustrous sheen and a supple drape, characterized by its tightly woven structure that combines a glossy satin face with a matte twill reverse. This fabric is celebrated for its exceptional smoothness, elasticity, and resilience, making it a preferred choice for high-end fashion applications. Notably, silk satin's vibrant sheen is particularly enhanced through printing techniques, adding to its luxurious appeal. However, it's important to note that silk satin is prone to significant shrinkage and may lose some of its luster after laundering. |
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Silk Chiffon (100% silk) | 6-12 momme | 114/140 cm | Silk chiffon, esteemed for its refined transparency and effortless flow, stands out as a fabric of grace. Its gossamer weave offers a light, sophisticated touch that is both airy and smooth to the touch. Celebrated for its breathability and ease of care, chiffon's inherent elegance makes it an ideal choice for high-end fashion. From luxurious evening wear to delicate bridal attire and versatile accessories like scarves and lingerie, silk chiffon caters to comfort across seasons—cooling in summer's heat and cozy in winter's chill. |
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Silk Crepe De Chine (100% silk) | 12-40 momme | 114/140 cm | Silk crepe de chine boasts a distinctive crepe texture achieved through weaving weft threads in an alternating pattern of two left-twisted and two right-twisted strands. This intricate process results in the fabric's characteristic slightly irregular and wavy surface, adorned with subtle, scaly wrinkles post-refinement. Renowned for its anti-wrinkle properties, silk crepe de chine ensures a cool and comfortable wearing experience. It is the material of choice for crafting elegant evening wear, bridal attire, breezy summer tops, flowing skirts, delicate shawls, and sophisticated scarves. |
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Silk Georgette (100% silk) | 8-12 momme | 114/140 cm | Silk georgette boasts a distinctive crinkled texture and a sophisticated sheer quality, presenting a graceful, subdued sheen. This luxurious fabric is adorned uniformly with minuscule, refined crimps and characteristic pebbly indentations. With its delicate weight and exquisite transparency, ensuring comfort with its stretchability and excellent breathability. Typically, it experiences a shrinkage range of about 10-12%, making it an excellent choice for crafting elegant blouses, flowy dresses, sumptuous evening attire, and chic scarves and head accessories. |
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Silk Habotai (100% silk) | 8-12 momme | 114/140 cm | Habotai silk, a fabric celebrated for its subtlety, offers an even surface free of the characteristic crinkles found in crepe. Boasting a uniform finish, this fabric shimmers with an understated glow akin to, yet softer than, the sheen of satin, striking a balance between radiant and reserved. Habitually experiencing minimal shrinkage, around 5%, this silk variant is tightly woven and exudes elegance with its fine and smooth structure, tender touch, and luxurious luster. Its seamless comfort makes it an ideal choice for crafting inner comfortable shirts and delicate scarves. |
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Silk Organza (100% silk) | 5-14 momme | 114/140 cm | Organza, crafted from silk, is known for its airy weave that offers a gentle, elastic touch and a smooth texture. Its sheer design is punctuated by uniformly spaced, petite perforations, with the density of these apertures indicating its superior quality. The breezy nature of the fabric is enhanced by its ability to facilitate airflow, ensuring unparalleled breathability. Pre-treatment with acid gives silk organza a distinctive crispness, setting it apart from the classic softness and fluidity typical of other silk varieties. |
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Silk Double Georgette (100% silk) | 16/19 momme | 114/140 cm | Silk double georgette presents a unique blend of elegance and versatility. This textile strikes a balance between the sheen of silk satin and the understated quality of silk crepe de chine. Its surface showcases a subtle texture with fine, gentle undulations, reflecting a sophisticated luster that is more pronounced than that of silk crepe de chine. Both sides of the fabric boast an even sheen and hue, complemented by a matte finish and a hint of stretch for comfort, Its loose weave contributes to its softness, fluid drape, and slight elasticity. |
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Silk Jacquard (100% silk) | 14-22 momme | 114/140 cm | Jacquard silk exhibits intricate, textured designs arising from a unique weaving technique where warp threads are artfully elevated and lowered, crafting distinct motifs upon the fabric's surface. This textile takes on a multi-dimensional appearance through subsequent dyeing or printing processes, as the jacquard regions reflect light differently, offering a striking visual depth. Noteworthy for its lightweight, suppleness, and breathability, jacquard silk is an exceptional choice for crafting elegant scarves, neckties. Offering the option for bespoke patterns, jacquard fabric requires a minimum order of 30 meters per design. |
Silk Blend Fabrics
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Silk Cotton (30% silk & 70% cotton, 40% silk & 60% cotton or 50% silk & 50% cotton) |
9-19 momme | 114/140 cm | Crafted from a blend of natural fibers, silk cotton merges the best qualities of mulberry silk with the comfort of combed cotton. This fabric is soft, breathable, and has a gentle sheen, offering the luxurious touch of silk without the high price. Available in various weights and finishes like yarn, twill, and satin, it's an excellent choice for scarves, cushions, and sleepwear, providing both elegance and practicality. |
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Silk Modal (15% silk & 85% modal, 30% silk & 70% cotton, or 50% silk & 50% cotton) | 9-19 momme | 114/140 cm | Modal fabric, a pure and natural fiber derived from plants, poses no risk to human health and is eco-friendly. Its inherent softness and superior moisture-wicking properties make it ideal for blending with mulberry silk. The resulting silk modal blend inherits silk's softness, lightness, breathability, and sheen, along with the modal's strength and resistance to creases. Available in plain and twill weaves, silk modal resembles cotton in its environmental benefits, offering a sustainable alternative. |
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Silk Wool (40% silk & 60% wool, 48% silk & 52% wool ) | 15-21 momme | 114/140 cm | A blend of silk and wool, silk-wool fabric integrates the qualities of both materials, leaning more towards the feel of wool, yet is distinctively lighter. This amalgamation mitigates the coarse texture associated with wool, endowing the fabric with a refined luster and sleekness. It harmoniously marries the insulating benefits of wool with the comfort and gentleness of silk against the skin. The fusion results in a fabric that's soft to the touch and resistant to wrinkling. Silk wool is commonly woven into three patterns: plain, twill, and satin. |
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Silk Cashmere (30% silk & 70% cashmere, 50% silk & 50% cashmere) | 12-16 momme | 114/140 cm | Silk cashmere, an exquisite fusion of silk's sleekness and cashmere's luxury, offers unmatched softness, lightness, and breathability. This fabric blend stands out with its exceptional wrinkle resistance, graceful drape, and refined elegance. Its warm, rich colors boast the lustrous sheen of mulberry silk combined with the subtle glow of cashmere, making it a visually and tactilely superior choice. |
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Silk Bamboo (25% silk & 75% bamboo, 30% silk & 70% bamboo) | 17/19 momme | 140 cm | Silk bamboo fabric is an innovative blend that marries the softness of silk with the natural benefits of bamboo fibers. Despite their distinct origins—one from a plant and the other from an animal—these materials share several beneficial properties. Both are naturally hypoallergenic and offer excellent ventilation and moisture absorption. This fabric preserves bamboo's inherent antibacterial qualities, thanks to a substance known as "Bamboo Kun," along with its capacity to block harmful UV rays. |
Modal Fabrics
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Modal-Twill (100% modal) |
12/14 momme | 140 cm | Modal Twill's luxurious weave offers a softness similar to cashmere. This eco-friendly textile, spun from wood fibers, is biodegradable. It's a fabric that presents a natural brilliance and rich hue. Its silky surface and exceptional drape surpass traditional fibers like cotton and synthetics. It resists common issues such as shrinking and wrinkling as a refined fabric. With enduring strength, it's less likely to show wear. |
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Modal-Plain (100% modal) | 12/14 momme | 140 cm | Derived from the pulp of natural wood, modal plain fabric is known for its eco-friendly trait of biodegradability post-use. This fabric is deftly woven in a cross-weave pattern that endows it with a luxurious touch reminiscent of cashmere. Characterized by its softness, radiant sheen, and vibrant colors, the modal stands out with a smoother feel, enhanced luster, and superior draping qualities compared to conventional fabrics like cotton, polyester, and rayon. Its resemblance to mercerized textiles comes from a silk-like gloss and texture. |
Wool Fabrics
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Wool-Plain (100% wool) | 60/80/100 Yarns Count (the lower the thicker) | 140 cm | Wool, akin to silk, is a protein-based fiber that is soft, warm, and breathable, perfect for fall and winter scarves. Unlike the heavier wool pashmina, this variety boasts a fine weave with a touch of cashmere luxury at a more affordable price. Light and thin, it's ideal for head or neckwear and pairs well with diverse patterns due to its plain, delicate texture. Our innovative double-sided printing technique enhances wool scarves, showcasing crisp designs on each side with striking detail. |
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Wool-Twill (100% wool) | 60/80/100 Yarns Count | 140 cm | Wool twill textiles are distinguished by a unique weaving pattern where warp and weft threads intertwine at minimum intervals of two, enhancing the material's architecture. This twill variant enjoys popularity for its refined appearance and is notably lighter, making it ideal for scarves worn around the neck or head. In comparison to plain weaves, twill offers increased thickness, softness, and longevity. Its distinctive pattern imparts a pronounced texture to the fabric. |
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Wool-Herringbone (100% wool) | 60/80/100 Yarns Count | 140 cm | The herringbone pattern is achieved through a specific twill technique, where the direction of the twill is alternated to create a distinctive V-shaped, zigzag weave. More substantial than its plain or twill counterparts, herringbone wool offers an enhanced feel of warmth and sophistication, ideal for crafting scarves designed for the chillier times of the year. The pronounced texture of herringbone is especially complementary to richer, deeper hues and intricate designs, adding to its visual and tactile appeal. |
Cotton Fabrics
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Cotton Volie (100% cotton) | 60/80/100 Yarns Count (the lower the thicker) | 140 cm | With a superior yarn density, Cotton Voile is a premium fabric woven strictly from cotton threads. Its meticulous construction yields a silken texture that is both sheer and sturdy. Characterized by its lightness and breathability, the fabric has a polished finish with a touch of crispness, offering a graceful flow. Excelling in comfort, it's the fabric of choice for crafting fine dresses, delicate sleepwear, and undergarments. |
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Cotton Poplin (100% cotton) | 60/80/100 Yarns Count | 140 cm | Cotton Poplin, known for its longevity and lightness, is crafted from closely interlaced cotton threads, resulting in a lustrous and sleek surface that's soft to the touch. Its robust nature means it resists creasing more effectively than other cotton varieties. The fabric's texture is characterized by uniform diamond-like patterns, created by the warp yarns' elevated sections. While predominantly a choice material for shirts, its versatility extends to accessories such as shawls and headgear. |
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Cotton Satin (100% cotton) | 60/80/100 Yarns Count | 140 cm | Cotton satin, with its glossy finish reminiscent of silk, boasts a complex weave where each yarn crosses over at least three others. This weave creates a fabric that is not only smooth to the touch but also exhibits a radiant sheen. Its natural breathability and moisture-wicking properties add to its comfort, ensuring a soft and luxurious feel superior to conventional cotton weaves. These traits make it an ideal material for crafting high-quality, intricately designed scarves. |
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Cotton Canvas (100% cotton) | 20/30/40 Yarns Count | 140 cm | Cotton Canvas, known for its robustness and water-resistant qualities, is a heavyweight fabric crafted in a simple weave pattern. It gained its initial acclaim as a sturdy material for bags and an ideal surface for art creations. Today, canvas extends its versatility to outdoor gear like tents, trendy footwear, and luxury purses. However, it's not the best choice for scarves due to its bulk and rigidity, which also affects color absorption. Hence, our bandanas feature a finer grade of cotton canvas that's gentle to the touch. |
Rayon Fabrics
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Thick Rayon (100% rayon) | 20/30/40 Yarns Count | 150/200 cm | Viscose and Rayon are terms interchangeably used for the same cellulosic fiber, with 'Viscose' preferred in Europe and 'Rayon' in America. Derived from organic sources like wood or bamboo through synthesized processes, these fibers are known for their luxurious sheen and silky touch, comparable to natural silk. Their breathable nature and moisture management make them ideal for comfortable wear. |
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Light Rayon (100% rayon) | 60 Yarns Count | 150/200 cm | Rayon and Viscose are both terms for fibers made from regenerated cellulose. In Europe, 'Viscose' is the preferred term following the ISO standard, whereas 'Rayon' is the term adopted in America as per the FTC guidelines. Rayon fabric is known for its silk-like luster and smoothness, offering a satin feel. It also provides excellent breathability, moisture management, and strong dye affinity, making it ideal for vibrant prints in clothing items such as dresses, scarves, and beachwear. |
Choose The Printing
Common printing techniques
Digital printing techniques
Digital printing techniques enable the transfer of intricate designs and images directly onto silk material. This method is efficient, with sample creation taking roughly 7-10 days and bulk production spanning between 15-20 days.
The advantage of digital printing includes its minimal requirement for quantities, starting as low as 10 pieces per design with potential for even smaller orders.
A notable limitation of this process is the depth of ink penetration, which often results in the reverse side exhibiting only 50-60% of the front's color intensity.
Two-sided digital printing
Two-sided digital printing represents a significant evolution in fabric printing techniques, allowing for the application of designs on both sides of a textile.
This advanced method ensures that ink thoroughly permeates the fabric, enabling identical or distinct patterns to be showcased on each side, essentially offering two scarves in a single piece.
The starting order quantity for double-sided digital printing is set at 100 pieces per design.
However, it's essential to consider that this process may involve extended production times and cost more than traditional single-sided digital printing.
Double-sided digital printing
The key benefit of double-sided digital textile printing lies in its ability to produce crisp and clear imagery on both the outward-facing and reverse surfaces, ensuring sharp demarcation of patterns.
Whereas, with screen printing, a method preferred by celebrated labels such as Hermes, the ink deeply embeds into the fabric, creating a high-quality finish surpassing standard digital techniques.
Screen printing stands out for its long-lasting, vivid quality, and cost-efficiency for bulk orders.
It's worth noting, though, that screen printing stipulates a minimum order of 100 units per color, accompanied by a color screen fee of $20 USD per hue.
Choose Popular Sizes
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Small squares (Bandana-size): Around 22-24 inches square. Medium squares: Around 27-32 inches square. Large squares: 36+ inches square, sometimes worn as shawls or wraps. |
| Rectangle |
Narrow Scarves: Width: 6-12 inches, Length: 50-70 inches Perfect for a classic neck tie style or skinny scarf look. Medium Scarves:Width: 12-20 inches，Length: 60-80 inches This is a very common and versatile size, offering various styling options. Oversized Scarves/Wraps: Width: 20+ inches, Length: 70+ inches These offer more warmth and coverage, and can be styled like shawls. |
| Triangle | Small Triangle Scarf: Base: 30-40 inches, Height: 12-18 inches Worn close to the neck as a bandana or classic kerchief style. Medium Triangle Scarf: Base: 40-55 inches, Height: 18-25 inches Offers more versatility and fabric to work with for different styling options. Large Triangle Scarf: Base: 55+ inches, Height: 25+ inches Can be worn as a wrap or shawl for additional warmth or a more dramatic look. |
Choose Your Custom Scarf Edge
Choose Labels, Hangtags & Packages
Custom Label
Printed Labels
Printed labels exhibit distinct characteristics through their creation process, utilizing techniques such as digital, flexographic, and screen printing to ensure detailed and durable branding on a variety of materials.
Woven Labels
Woven labels are made by weaving text and designs directly into the fabric using threads, creating a high-quality, durable label that can feature intricate details and is commonly used for branding on clothing and other textiles.
scarf label hand sewing
Scarf label hand sewing stands out for its meticulous craftsmanship, as each label is individually stitched onto the scarf, offering a customizable value of the garment.
scarf label machine sewing
Machine sewing is characterized by its efficiency and uniformity, using automated machines allows for consistent stitching of labels onto scarves at a high speed.
Custom Hangtags
Smooth coated paper Hangtag
Smooth coated paper hangtags are crafted using high-grade paper with a coated finish. This coating can either be glossy or matte, enhancing the tactile experience and adding a visually appealing sheen or a sophisticated subtle glow to the tag.
Kraft paper Hangtag
Kraft paper hangtags boast a distinctive, rustic appeal that's quite popular with eco-friendly and artisan brands. Characterized by its natural brown color and textured feel, kraft paper gives a sense of organic quality and simplicity.
PVC Hangtag
PVC hangtags are known for their durability and versatility. Made from polyvinyl chloride, these tags are plastic-based and offer a water-resistant and tear-proof quality that paper tags cannot match. They have a smooth plastic surface that feels substantial and sturdy in hand.
Leather Hangtag
Leather hangtags exude a sense of luxury and sophisticated craftsmanship. Made from genuine or synthetic leather, these tags are durable and have a high-end tactile appeal. The material itself has a rich texture that can vary from smooth and polished to a more rugged and grainy feel.
Custom Packages
Custom Cases
FAQ
Top 7 Questions About Custom Scarves
Can custom scarves be printed on both sides?
Most custom scarves are printed on one side, but due to the thin and often translucent quality of materials like silk, the design frequently shows through to the other side.
How do you ensure the print quality of a custom scarf?
Printing quality on a custom scarf depends on the fabric selection and printing process. Manufacturers often use advanced techniques such as digital printing to ensure high-resolution detail and color fidelity.
What materials are used for custom scarves?
Custom scarves can be made from various materials, including silk, cotton, polyester, and wool, each providing different textures and print qualities.
Is there a minimum order quantity for custom scarves?
Some manufacturers offer custom scarf production with no minimum order quantity, which is ideal for personal gifts or small business needs.
How can the scarf be personalized?
Customization can include anything from specific patterns, colors, logos, and even text, usually provided by the customer and implemented into the design by the manufacturer.
What is the typical turnaround time for custom scarf orders?
This can vary by company, but it's important to consider production and shipping times, especially for bulk or detailed custom orders.
How do you care for custom scarves?
The care instructions generally depend on the material of the scarf. Manufacturers will provide specific guidelines to ensure the longevity and preservation of the print and fabric quality.
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