The History of the Drawing:
This silk scarf is a tribute to the famous English five o’clock teatime. It evokes a passion for beautiful china, elegant interiors, adorable animals, and sweet delights. Imagine yourself cozying up by the fire with a cup of tea and scones topped with clotted cream. Every detail is a nod to softness, conviviality, and the English spirit.
The silk square: The traditional format of the silk scarf:
The size of a silk square is 90×90 cm. It can be worn in different ways: as a point at the front, as a tie, as a snood, in the hair or simply attached to a handbag.
The Malfroy square is the ultimate silk scarf. Made from premium silk twill and printed with the utmost care, it’s an exceptional accessory. The vivid colors, the softness of the silk, and the hand-finished finish make it unique and are hallmarks of its high quality.
Silk: A noble material for a silk square
Maison Malfroy selects superior-quality silk for you. Lightweight and soft, silk provides freshness in summer and warmth in winter. Its drape and shine enhance the colors of our designs. Its hypoallergenic and antibacterial properties will protect your skin.
Silk twill , also known as silk twill, is a type of weave that creates distinctive diagonal lines. The twill weave makes it more resistant to wear and tear than other types of silk. It is a luxurious silk fabric with exceptional properties. Silk twill can vary in weight, ranging from light to medium.
This season, we wanted to pay homage to English literature with references to various works such as The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, and the novels of Jane Austen. Each drawing is set in a bucolic atmosphere in the heart of the English countryside. From Alice’s festive tea time to Jane Austen’s garden party, we offer you a change of scenery in the heart of the romantic 19th century.
The Main Rolled: A refined French finish
Done by hand,rolling is a true skill. The seamstress rolls the edge of the piece of fabric under her fingers until she obtains a tight, toned roll that will retain its suppleness and fullness. A stitch fixes the fabric and makes it invisible. The rolling frames the design and enhances the scarf.
A silk square appreciated by women
With over 70 years of experience in silk scarves in Lyon, Maison Malfroy is still well known today for its original designs and quality materials. Beyond the trends and fashions, their designers draw on the immense variety of materials, techniques and manufacturing technologies and finishing, to create every year two collections of fabrics and scarves. Innovative collections, valued for their elegant and modern style. Historically the House Malfroy affirms its high-end positioning by the use of noble materials and ever more efficient and environmentally friendly technologies. For The Malfroy team, “Expertise, quality, responsiveness and flexibility are fundamental for the development of the company.” The willingness to innovate closer trends is at the heart of creations offered Malfroy the mark in each of its two annual collections.
Description
The History of the Drawing:
This silk scarf is a tribute to the famous English five o’clock teatime. It evokes a passion for beautiful china, elegant interiors, adorable animals, and sweet delights. Imagine yourself cozying up by the fire with a cup of tea and scones topped with clotted cream. Every detail is a nod to softness, conviviality, and the English spirit.
The silk square: The traditional format of the silk scarf:
The size of a silk square is 90×90 cm. It can be worn in different ways: as a point at the front, as a tie, as a snood, in the hair or simply attached to a handbag.
The Malfroy square is the ultimate silk scarf. Made from premium silk twill and printed with the utmost care, it’s an exceptional accessory. The vivid colors, the softness of the silk, and the hand-finished finish make it unique and are hallmarks of its high quality.
Silk: A noble material for a silk square
Maison Malfroy selects superior-quality silk for you. Lightweight and soft, silk provides freshness in summer and warmth in winter. Its drape and shine enhance the colors of our designs. Its hypoallergenic and antibacterial properties will protect your skin.
Silk twill , also known as silk twill, is a type of weave that creates distinctive diagonal lines. The twill weave makes it more resistant to wear and tear than other types of silk. It is a luxurious silk fabric with exceptional properties. Silk twill can vary in weight, ranging from light to medium.
This season, we wanted to pay homage to English literature with references to various works such as The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, and the novels of Jane Austen. Each drawing is set in a bucolic atmosphere in the heart of the English countryside. From Alice’s festive tea time to Jane Austen’s garden party, we offer you a change of scenery in the heart of the romantic 19th century.
The Main Rolled: A refined French finish
Done by hand,rolling is a true skill. The seamstress rolls the edge of the piece of fabric under her fingers until she obtains a tight, toned roll that will retain its suppleness and fullness. A stitch fixes the fabric and makes it invisible. The rolling frames the design and enhances the scarf.
A silk square appreciated by women
About Malfroy
With over 70 years of experience in silk scarves in Lyon, Maison Malfroy is still well known today for its original designs and quality materials. Beyond the trends and fashions, their designers draw on the immense variety of materials, techniques and manufacturing technologies and finishing, to create every year two collections of fabrics and scarves. Innovative collections, valued for their elegant and modern style. Historically the House Malfroy affirms its high-end positioning by the use of noble materials and ever more efficient and environmentally friendly technologies. For The Malfroy team, “Expertise, quality, responsiveness and flexibility are fundamental for the development of the company.” The willingness to innovate closer trends is at the heart of creations offered Malfroy the mark in each of its two annual collections.
