Kintyre You'll be glad to have a scarf like Kintyre in your collection when chilly temperatures set in. It's been crafted in England from soft 97% recycled cashmere and 3% merino, for added warmth and insulation, and finished with a ribbed bottom. Available in multiple colours.  97% Recycled Cashmere / 3% Merino One Size Ribbed Bottom Detail
Kintyre You'll be glad to have a scarf like Kintyre in your collection when chilly temperatures set in. It's been crafted in England from soft 97% recycled cashmere and 3% merino, for added warmth and insulation, and finished with a ribbed bottom. Available in multiple colours.  97% Recycled Cashmere / 3% Merino One Size Ribbed Bottom Detail
This generously sized, luxuriously soft shawl scarf is knitted in our Derbyshire mill by the world’s finest craftspeople. Made from 100% Life Silk, meaning no silkworms were harmed in the harvesting of the fibre, this ethical piece is ideal for adding a refined touch to any smart casual look.  Fine Knit 100% Silk Shawl Scarf One Size
Inspired by the Jubilee year, the Tartan was chosen and approved by Her Majesty ÂÂThe Queen and commemorates the 70 years of her reign. ÂÂThe last time a new tartan was specifically approved by the Royal Family was when a tartan was designed for King George VI (Green Stewart). ThÂÂe Tartan has been designed by the Kinloch Anderson company, which has been Tailors and Kiltmakers to the Royal Family since 1903 and is cooperating with the Royal Warrant Holders Association, and the Association member companies. Sales of product using the tartan will also benefit the RWHA Charity Fund. ÂÂThe ‘sett’ or pattern is based on the King George VI (Green Stewart) and also reflects the historical connection with the Stewart tartans.  There are seven colours to reflect the seven decades of Her Majesty’s reign. ThÂÂe colours include platinum grey, the green and black of the King George VI tartan, red, white and blue for the United Kingdom, and gold to represent the Crown.  100% Lambswool One Size Designed and Made In Scotland By Kinloch Anderson
