Best brands for silk scarves

[foxgal]

Has anyone seen/felt scarves from either Toteme or Le Scarf? I’m interested in these minimalist designs but unfortunately their websites don’t give much information such as momme weight or how the edges are finished. I obviously wouldn’t expect them to have top-notch quality at these prices, especially Le Scarf. But for something simple and lightweight they might be nice. Any insights?

 

[880]

They are both beautiful. If it were me I would go for the square one because there are more options for wearing it, including on the bias draped like the rectangular one.

I love Etro scarves!

I love etro scarves too

i still have a crushed velvet one from the 1990s; and some woven ones

 

[Kate05]

Givenchy imo

 

[flordmactep]

Consider Hermès and Chanel for luxurious silk scarves that combine intricate designs and exceptional quality.
They're the best!

 

[mktlim]

I find Hermes silks are great quality for the price...I feel like every other luxury brand is priced higher for some reason in my country.

Other brands I think are okay: Burberry, LV (has to be the pure silk ones though), Liberty of London, Halcyon Days - the last two are a bit thinner than Hermes but I love the quality. Halcyon Days supplies scarves for some of the gift shops for some tourist places owned by the British Royal family (Highgrove, Buckingham Palace).

 

[katarzynaanna]

For something which is silk, but not twill, especially crepe de chine, Swiss brands may be interesting. Fabric Frontline is unfortunately dead (officially: bought by Lalique, but there are no scarves which look like outcome of this available online either on Fabric Frontline or Lalique webpage), they used to be amazing. Seidenmann is IMHO worse, but still nice. Beyond Silk is nice, but they have very limited choice, basically "hommage to Swiss towns".

 

[posher]

What brands would you guys consider to be the best? I only ever really dabbled in Hermes or some Burberry but I´m craving more.

I prefer Chanel