Denis Colomb Women's Kiri Cashmere Scarf (78.5in/2m)
€510
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The finest craft, DELIVERED to your door in 3–6 DAYS
The finest craft, DELIVERED to your door in 3–6 DAYS
Prices include ALL taxes and duties. We guarantee NO ADDITIONAL CHARGES on delivery
Prices include ALL taxes and duties. We guarantee NO ADDITIONAL CHARGES on delivery
The finest craft, DELIVERED to your door in 2–5 DAYS
The finest craft, DELIVERED to your door in 2–5 DAYS
Prices include ALL taxes and duties. We guarantee NO ADDITIONAL CHARGES on delivery
Prices include ALL taxes and duties. We guarantee NO ADDITIONAL CHARGES on delivery
€510
All taxes and duties included; we guarantee no additional charges on delivery.
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Denis Colomb works in close collaboration with small, family-owned workshops from Kathmandu, Nepal, to develop fresh colours and weaves for his cashmere – to do so, artisans utilise a combination of new and old techniques. To obtain the finest, warmest fibres, a harvest combines the hair of the rarest goats in April and May of each year, which is delivered to the craftspeople in cloud-like forms ready to be woven and finished by hand. Colomb feels these slow, thoughtful processes make each piece heirloom-worthy, whether it’s a boyfriend cardigan or a block-coloured blanket. Everything is designed in Los Angeles and inspired by his love of art, travel and culture.
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Other colors
Denis Colomb works in close collaboration with small, family-owned workshops from Kathmandu, Nepal, to develop fresh colours and weaves for his cashmere – to do so, artisans utilise a combination of new and old techniques. To obtain the finest, warmest fibres, a harvest combines the hair of the rarest goats in April and May of each year, which is delivered to the craftspeople in cloud-like forms ready to be woven and finished by hand. Colomb feels these slow, thoughtful processes make each piece heirloom-worthy, whether it’s a boyfriend cardigan or a block-coloured blanket. Everything is designed in Los Angeles and inspired by his love of art, travel and culture.
View more from: Denis Colomb / Accessories
ApplePay, PayPal, all credits cards and Klarna
All deliveries insured by ABASK
Free returns collected from your door
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Meet the Maker:
Denis Colomb works in close collaboration with small, family-owned workshops from Kathmandu, Nepal, to develop fresh colours and weaves for his cashmere – to do so, artisans utilise a combination of new and old techniques. To obtain the finest, warmest fibres, a harvest combines the hair of the rarest goats in April and May of each year, which is delivered to the craftspeople in cloud-like forms ready to be woven and finished by hand.
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