Scarves - reputable dealers

lolo · Aug 16th, 2006, 08:49 AM

Hi,
I'm a Hermes scarf addict. (This is because I can't afford the bags!) Can anyone recommend reputable sellers not on e-bay, but selling online? Has anyone purchased from luxury-scarves.com and, if so, what were your experiences? Any advice will be gratefully received. Thanks.

dianagrace · Aug 16th, 2006, 08:54 AM

Welcome to the forum Lolo!!!

I have purchased from luxury-scarves. They are wonderful to deal with. My scarf was in perfect condition.

hello2703 · Aug 16th, 2006, 10:18 AM

I have also purchased from designersilkscarf.com
They were very nice and the scarves arrived in perfect condition.
I purchased from luxury-scarves.com and they were superb!

lolo · Aug 16th, 2006, 11:02 AM

Thank you both for your responses.... it is much appreciated. I have always been amazed at how excited everyone gets about their Birkins etc, 'til I realised how demented I get over a new Hermes scarf find. Feel free to continue encouraging me

Lolo

S'Mom · Aug 16th, 2006, 12:43 PM

Luxury-scarves.com has been wonderful. Bought a few scarves from them and they came in perfect condition. No boxes but wrapped beautifully. They also have a small selection of vintage scarves for sale! Love them!

hello2703 · Aug 16th, 2006, 12:52 PM

Someone else I can totally recommend, but eBay based, is dzwmz, aka Hermes by Zeconda. Absolutely terrific service, very knowledgeable and honest. I bought a scarf from her on a Wednesday night as a present for mother's day (for my mom who is in a different country). It arrived Thursday morning, boite, bolduc and all.

flossyfigaro · Aug 16th, 2006, 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by dianagrace

Welcome to the forum Lolo!!!

I have purchased from luxury-scarves. They are wonderful to deal with. My scarf was in perfect condition.

Luxury-scarves.com is the same guys as Luxury-Zurich on eBay .... they have a great selection of scarves on their website.

eBay based, fleursetcarlines is a brilliant seller, her items are A1 immaculate and she has some sought after and difficult to find designs.

Is there any particular design you are looking for?

ladystara · Aug 16th, 2006, 08:51 PM

wow, very helpful thread :) I've been looking myself! Thanks!

lolo · Aug 17th, 2006, 04:36 AM

I am not really sure whether to thank you all or not! Following your good advices I have picked up some delicious scarves, and I am pondering plenty plenty more: all urge, no restraint! All of the sellers you have recommended have some lovely stock and are clearly great to deal with. Luxury-scarves.com has incredible stock but am I reading correctly that he doesn't take credit cards? I am in the sometimes unenviable position of living in South Africa and bankdrafts etc are a real drag from here. On the bright side, I manage to get to Europe a couple of times a year and will in fact be in Zurich quite soon so I can make a plan.....

flossy, I am not looking for anything special, really, except equestrian ones I don't already have - although I am mad for all of the Phillippe Ledoux ones.

If I can ask you all a favour - do not, please, get me hooked on the bags or you'll really have me in trouble at the bank!!

Thanks again, your help is fantastic!

Grands Fonds · Aug 17th, 2006, 04:41 AM

ahhh lolo, it's all downhill (with an Hermes bag at the bottom!) from here!!!

I'm also a scarf collector (strictly Hermes) with a particular fondness for Annie Faivre designs.

lolo · Aug 17th, 2006, 04:50 AM

After a mere moment of abstemious behaviour I need more scarves....
Do any of you know if Longchamps comes in royal blue or green? I've seen pale colours, and a navy before, but I am blonde and pale - nothing like a good shot of Hermes colour to lighten up my face (and wallet!) (sorry, another posting straight after the other - but it's near 10 a.m. here - shopping time!!!)

Grands Fonds · Aug 17th, 2006, 05:06 AM

I've seen it in blue, but not royal blue (I love Longchamps! - great scarf!)........

hello2703 · Aug 17th, 2006, 07:31 AM

luxury-scarves.com most definitely takes credit cards, at least via PayPal.
And I agree with the others, it's downhill from here, there's no way back! Once you're hooked, that's it and the scarves are only just the beginning, the proverbial tip of the iceberg! Welcome to the wonderful world of Hermes!

lolo · Aug 17th, 2006, 07:04 PM

Thanks Kristie and hello 2703. I haven't tried Paypal for ages - they used not to have South Africa on their list but maybe that's changed.
And thanks for the warm welcome... although I know that making your acquaintance is going to encourage that downhill trip into Hermes Heaven (the colour of that bag, Kristie! which scarf will match?!)
2703 do you ride? And do you ever ride with any of your scarves - do tell! (I'll tell if you will).

coco-nut · Aug 17th, 2006, 08:30 PM

I'd completely recommend fleursetcarlines, and flossyfigaro for that matter! Along with Luxury Zurich, of course.

All are fabulous, careful sellers with great personal service.

Aug 16th, 2006, 08:49 AM	#1
lolo Member	Scarves - reputable dealers Hi, I'm a Hermes scarf addict. (This is because I can't afford the bags!) Can anyone recommend reputable sellers not on e-bay, but selling online? Has anyone purchased from luxury-scarves.com and, if so, what were your experiences? Any advice will be gratefully received. Thanks.

Aug 16th, 2006, 08:54 AM	#2
dianagrace Member	Re: Scarves - reputable dealers Welcome to the forum Lolo!!! I have purchased from luxury-scarves. They are wonderful to deal with. My scarf was in perfect condition.

Aug 16th, 2006, 10:18 AM	#3
hello2703 Show Me The Orange! Location: Europe. Central.	Re: Scarves - reputable dealers I have also purchased from designersilkscarf.com They were very nice and the scarves arrived in perfect condition. I purchased from luxury-scarves.com and they were superb!

Aug 16th, 2006, 11:02 AM	#4
lolo Member	Re: Scarves - reputable dealers Thank you both for your responses.... it is much appreciated. I have always been amazed at how excited everyone gets about their Birkins etc, 'til I realised how demented I get over a new Hermes scarf find. Feel free to continue encouraging me Lolo

Aug 16th, 2006, 12:43 PM	#5
S'Mom Resistance is Futile	Re: Scarves - reputable dealers Luxury-scarves.com has been wonderful. Bought a few scarves from them and they came in perfect condition. No boxes but wrapped beautifully. They also have a small selection of vintage scarves for sale! Love them!

Aug 16th, 2006, 12:52 PM	#6
hello2703 Show Me The Orange! Location: Europe. Central.	Re: Scarves - reputable dealers Someone else I can totally recommend, but eBay based, is dzwmz, aka Hermes by Zeconda. Absolutely terrific service, very knowledgeable and honest. I bought a scarf from her on a Wednesday night as a present for mother's day (for my mom who is in a different country). It arrived Thursday morning, boite, bolduc and all.

Aug 16th, 2006, 08:51 PM	#8
ladystara Member Location: Arizona/Taiwan	Re: Scarves - reputable dealers wow, very helpful thread :) I've been looking myself! Thanks!

Aug 17th, 2006, 04:36 AM	#9
lolo Member	Re: Scarves - reputable dealers I am not really sure whether to thank you all or not! Following your good advices I have picked up some delicious scarves, and I am pondering plenty plenty more: all urge, no restraint! All of the sellers you have recommended have some lovely stock and are clearly great to deal with. Luxury-scarves.com has incredible stock but am I reading correctly that he doesn't take credit cards? I am in the sometimes unenviable position of living in South Africa and bankdrafts etc are a real drag from here. On the bright side, I manage to get to Europe a couple of times a year and will in fact be in Zurich quite soon so I can make a plan..... flossy, I am not looking for anything special, really, except equestrian ones I don't already have - although I am mad for all of the Phillippe Ledoux ones. If I can ask you all a favour - do not, please, get me hooked on the bags or you'll really have me in trouble at the bank!! Thanks again, your help is fantastic!

Aug 17th, 2006, 04:41 AM	#10
Grands Fonds deregistered	Re: Scarves - reputable dealers ahhh lolo, it's all downhill (with an Hermes bag at the bottom!) from here!!! I'm also a scarf collector (strictly Hermes) with a particular fondness for Annie Faivre designs.

Aug 17th, 2006, 04:50 AM	#11
lolo Member	Re: Scarves - reputable dealers After a mere moment of abstemious behaviour I need more scarves.... Do any of you know if Longchamps comes in royal blue or green? I've seen pale colours, and a navy before, but I am blonde and pale - nothing like a good shot of Hermes colour to lighten up my face (and wallet!) (sorry, another posting straight after the other - but it's near 10 a.m. here - shopping time!!!)

Aug 17th, 2006, 05:06 AM	#12
Grands Fonds deregistered	Re: Scarves - reputable dealers I've seen it in blue, but not royal blue (I love Longchamps! - great scarf!)........

Aug 17th, 2006, 07:31 AM	#13
hello2703 Show Me The Orange! Location: Europe. Central.	Re: Scarves - reputable dealers luxury-scarves.com most definitely takes credit cards, at least via PayPal. And I agree with the others, it's downhill from here, there's no way back! Once you're hooked, that's it and the scarves are only just the beginning, the proverbial tip of the iceberg! Welcome to the wonderful world of Hermes!

Aug 17th, 2006, 07:04 PM	#14
lolo Member	Re: Scarves - reputable dealers Thanks Kristie and hello 2703. I haven't tried Paypal for ages - they used not to have South Africa on their list but maybe that's changed. And thanks for the warm welcome... although I know that making your acquaintance is going to encourage that downhill trip into Hermes Heaven (the colour of that bag, Kristie! which scarf will match?!) 2703 do you ride? And do you ever ride with any of your scarves - do tell! (I'll tell if you will).

Aug 17th, 2006, 08:30 PM	#15
coco-nut Addicted to H	Re: Scarves - reputable dealers I'd completely recommend fleursetcarlines, and flossyfigaro for that matter! Along with Luxury Zurich, of course. All are fabulous, careful sellers with great personal service.