Silk Scarves

A beautiful silk scarf exudes luxury, flair, and glamour, while also reflecting quality and a sense of style. Having a silk scarf in your wardrobe gives you a versatile accessory that elevates even the simplest outfit to a new level, making you ready for any occasion. For instance, the "little black dress" can take on an edgy vibe with sneakers and a small, knotted polka-dot silk scarf, or look more elegant with high heels and a large, sweeping scarf draped over the shoulders.

Pattern Delights and Color Magic

Few materials look as good as silk when it comes to vibrant colors and delightful patterns. A silk scarf makes it easier to be a bit bolder and choose that color or pattern you love but might not have picked for a full garment. Small dots, stripes, florals, or perhaps a hand-painted tone-on-tone design? At K&US, we offer a wide variety of silk scarves all year round. Choose from wide, narrow, long, short, rectangular, and square scarves in luxurious silk. We hope—and believe—that we have a silk scarf to suit every taste!

What is silk?

Silk is the most luxurious natural material available. It is smooth, supple, and possesses a magnificent luster. Silk thread is produced by the silkworm, which spins itself into a cocoon. This thread is then used to weave the exquisite silk fabric, which is both durable and gentle on the skin and hair.

What are the benefits of a silk scarf?

One of the major advantages of wearing a silk scarf is that the fabric allows your body to breathe, so you never feel stifled when wearing a silk garment. A silk scarf is perfect for year-round wear, as the material keeps you cool in warm weather and warm in cold weather. Silk is therefore an excellent alternative for those who do not wish to—or cannot—wear wool.

How do I care for my silk scarf?

A silk scarf does not need to be washed as often as a scarf made of synthetic material; simply hanging it out to air is often sufficient. When it is time to wash it, we recommend hand-washing your silk scarf using an enzyme-free detergent. Be sure never to let the scarf soak in the water; wash it promptly and then let it drip-dry. If you want your scarf to be perfectly smooth, you can gently iron it on a low heat setting.