New Arrivals: Hand-Drawn Silk Scarves

Now available at the Flying Solo boutique in New York City

Fresh from the Atelier. New Silk Scarves from Como.

Our new silk scarves from Como have just arrived for you. After the creative process in our atelier, the scarves are made in Italy with craftsmanship that is both modern and traditional. Each design tells its own story. In this collection, majestic leopards, tamed for the textile canvas, meet modern abstraction and flowing colour dynamics that merge seamlessly with lovingly detailed, hand-drawn illustrations. Whether wild big-cat motifs in deep earth tones, floral edelweiss structures on the finest olive or graphic explosions of colour: these limited designs are far more than just an accessory. They make a visual statement of individuality and give every look a distinctive yet understated touch. Experience the incomparably soft flow and noble sheen of pure silk as it drapes artfully over each of your outfits.

Good to know

Which size is right for me?

Our 70 × 70 cm silk scarves add a compact accent at the neck, in the hair or on a handbag. From 90 × 90 cm, a scarf offers enough fabric for a headscarf, a draped neckline or a bandeau top. The large silk and wool scarves up to 135 × 135 cm can be worn as a stole, while the long 195 × 65 cm scarf is wrapped loosely around the neck.

How do silk twill, silk satin and silk & wool differ?

Silk twill has a fine diagonal weave and a shaped drape. Silk satin has a smoother surface and a more pronounced sheen. Silk & wool combines the softness of silk with the warmth of wool. You will find the exact composition on each product page.

How should I care for and store my scarf?

Protect your scarf from water, perfume and cosmetics. Store it dry, loosely folded and away from direct sunlight. Always follow the care label of the individual scarf when it needs cleaning.

Why might the colours of my scarf look different on screen?

Screen settings, brightness and ambient light can affect how colours appear. Silk also reflects light differently as it folds and moves. A shade may therefore look slightly different in your hands than on a display.

Where are Lamberty Munich scarves made?

Every motif is hand-drawn by Jowita Lamberty and made in Italian workshops; our silk scarves are finished around Lake Como. You will find the material, size and finishing details on each product page.