Mink ‘Morven’ large Triangle Scarf - Chocolate suede

Second Stories

£85

Named the Morven Scarf after the Gaelic “Mòr Bheinn,” meaning big mountain — a reference to both the large triangular silhouette and the Scottish landscape it calls home. Knitted in Scotland from beautifully soft fine Scottish-spun wool, this scarf is a quiet statement of craftsmanship and intention. Its triangular shape gives a modern twist to a timeless staple - easy to knot, drape, or wrap however the day calls for. Each piece is made in small batches, supporting traditional Scottish mills and preserving local manufacturing skills. The result: a scarf that feels both classic and unexpected,

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