ANDANTINO 100% Mulberry Silk Long Scarf for Women Large Shawls for Headscarf and Neck- Oblong Hair Wraps with Gift Packed

Feels, looks, and performs like a high quality silk scarf. Fun addition to my cruising wardrobe. Large enough to drape as a shawl but easily tied/folded for neck or waist, or halter. I handle wash and line dry

This scarf was really cheap, and so I wasn't expecting much. I wasn't even sure it would be real silk. But I was very pleasantly surprised to see it was real silk and the pattern was as lovely as it seemed in the picture. Now that I know it's decent quality, I'll buy a couple more. My only complaint is it does not also come in solid colors. I have some patterned dresses and I'd like to use a solid colored scarf with them.The scarf is a good weight and length (70” X 21”). I didn't want a bulky scarf. The silk is good quality and very soft against the skin.

I ordered four scarves, in a different colors, for my female relatives and one for myself. My hope, it's going to be a very good presents & everybody like it. The quality of fabric & stitchings are very good as well! Besides, each combination of colors/silk painting exceptionally lovely, unique and gentile! My scarf is in YELLOW PEACHES has a vibrant combination of bluish/ greenish background with a golden branches of peaches' flowers through the fabric.Love it!

Beautiful scarf!

I love the quality of this scarf especially for the price point. The colors are beautiful and I received many compliments when I wear it.

Nice to the touch of my scalp and hair, plus it’s a beautiful design. It’s delicate so be mindful of this when you’re washing & drying this fabric.

Vivid colours. Perfect blue irises on a soft silky material. Perfect accessory for spring. It has a great length. Bought as a gift for my daughter whose favourite flower is iris. She loved it.

I didn't expect to buy real silk scarf on Amazon until this purchase. Most unbranded silk scarves are not made of mulberry silk but rather its cheaper substitutes and then use the confusing jargons in the fabric industry to mislead consumers. This one, although I haven't tested comprehensively on it (no need), I believe it's made mostly silk because it looks and feels right. Hint: It has the silk sound if you rub it. Real silk is never too shinny or too vivid in color (unless those very very expensive ones with refined process). It has all the soft illuminations and the bearing of refrained luxury. In general the product in person looks exactly like the pictures, and I appreciate the merchant show the difference in color vividness under different lighting, unlike the majority of sellers just show the most brilliant pictures. A few things I would like to mention, first it's a thin fabric (but not sheer) due to the cost limitation so it needs to be handled gently. Second, I suspect washing will make it fade a little. It sells at an affordable price but it's still silk, which is famous for not letting dye stick. Even though the tag says hand wash, I may still dry clean it, at least the first months, just to preserve the color. Comparing to some branded silk scarves I've bought before, this one deserves the care.