I got lost in the sequence of posts and can't remember if that one was going to be issued to all the boutiques eventually. Will it be? B/C it sure is gorgy and imaginative. Thank you Nuttynut!
Scarves ............The FALL 2017 Scarves..............
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Updated list as below:
90cm
Into the Canadian Wild
Fleur de Giverny
Les Tresors d’un Artiste
Space Shopping au Faubourg
Flowers of South Africa
Centered Rhyme
Design by Elias Kafouros
Les Voitures a Transformation (reissue)
140cm Silk
One Two Three and Away We Go
Caleche, Mors et Bouteilles
Colliers de Chien (reissue)
Le Pegase d’Hermes (reissue)
Maitres de la Foret (reissue)
140cm CSGM
Jardin de Maharani (detail - reissue)
Harnais de Cour (reissue)
Selle de Officiel (reissue)
Les Voitures a Transformation (reissue)
45cm
Space Shopping au Faubourg
Brides de Gala Love (reissue)
Appaloosa des Steppes (reissue)
Le Pegase d'Hermes (reissue)
55cm [bandana]
Qu'Import le Flacon (reissue)
Coaching (reissue)
Twilly
Brides de Gala Love (reissue)
Qu'Import le Flacon (reissue)
Maxi Twilly Cut
Covertures et Tenue
Clic Clac a Pois
Les Sangles en Zigzag
90cm
Into the Canadian Wild
Fleur de Giverny
Les Tresors d’un Artiste
Space Shopping au Faubourg
Flowers of South Africa
Centered Rhyme
Design by Elias Kafouros
Les Voitures a Transformation (reissue)
140cm Silk
One Two Three and Away We Go
Caleche, Mors et Bouteilles
Colliers de Chien (reissue)
Le Pegase d’Hermes (reissue)
Maitres de la Foret (reissue)
140cm CSGM
Jardin de Maharani (detail - reissue)
Harnais de Cour (reissue)
Selle de Officiel (reissue)
Les Voitures a Transformation (reissue)
45cm
Space Shopping au Faubourg
Brides de Gala Love (reissue)
Appaloosa des Steppes (reissue)
Le Pegase d'Hermes (reissue)
55cm [bandana]
Qu'Import le Flacon (reissue)
Coaching (reissue)
Twilly
Brides de Gala Love (reissue)
Qu'Import le Flacon (reissue)
Maxi Twilly Cut
Covertures et Tenue
Clic Clac a Pois
Les Sangles en Zigzag
That cw if I'm not mistaken is exclusive to Canada only.
[QUOTE ="eagle1002us, post: 31393584, member: 57954"]I got lost in the sequence of posts and can't remember if that one was going to be issued to all the boutiques eventually. Will it be? B/C it sure is gorgy and imaginative. Thank you Nuttynut![/QUOTE]
I found this info, but I don't know if they mean only the Canadian h.com, or the US site as well.
I found this info, but I don't know if they mean only the Canadian h.com, or the US site as well.
This is the article posted earlier in this thread (page 4) on the Into the Canadian Wild scarf, including some info on availability:
Portraying everything from a soaring snowy owl to a pair of narwhals braving brisk waters, Hermès's Into the Canadian Wild scarf is a vibrant homage to Canada's wildlife and dazzling natural beauty. Although the figures and terrain within the scarf's design may be familiar to many Canadians – locations from the prairies to B.C.'s rainforests are depicted – they were an untapped bounty of inspiration for Hermès's collaborator on the piece, artist Alice Shirley.
Shirley, who is based in London, watched a variety of nature documentaries about the country before approaching her multi-coloured design.
"It was quite a responsibility," she recalls about beginning the project, her seventh scarf motif for the venerable French house. "Initially I thought it would be a more snowy, monochromatic landscape, but they said very specifically that they wanted to have all the seasons represented."
Christine Duvigneau, the label's graphic design studio director, notes that this isn't the first Canadian-focused design the brand has created, but it's certainly a special one. "Alice has become a very important illustrator for our house in a short time; she's very gifted," Duvigneau says. Shirley first met the Hermès team in 2012 and all of her designs for the brand have centered on nature. It was for this reason that she was tapped to commemorate the diverse and verdant wilderness of Canada in a piece that will be available in Canadian stores come June and internationally in August. "We work in exchanges and collaborations; we never buy a design finished," Duvigneau says. "We always meet the designer to discuss, and that's how it becomes an Hermès scarf. It's like an encounter between their hand and our hearts."
Portraying everything from a soaring snowy owl to a pair of narwhals braving brisk waters, Hermès's Into the Canadian Wild scarf is a vibrant homage to Canada's wildlife and dazzling natural beauty. Although the figures and terrain within the scarf's design may be familiar to many Canadians – locations from the prairies to B.C.'s rainforests are depicted – they were an untapped bounty of inspiration for Hermès's collaborator on the piece, artist Alice Shirley.
Shirley, who is based in London, watched a variety of nature documentaries about the country before approaching her multi-coloured design.
"It was quite a responsibility," she recalls about beginning the project, her seventh scarf motif for the venerable French house. "Initially I thought it would be a more snowy, monochromatic landscape, but they said very specifically that they wanted to have all the seasons represented."
Christine Duvigneau, the label's graphic design studio director, notes that this isn't the first Canadian-focused design the brand has created, but it's certainly a special one. "Alice has become a very important illustrator for our house in a short time; she's very gifted," Duvigneau says. Shirley first met the Hermès team in 2012 and all of her designs for the brand have centered on nature. It was for this reason that she was tapped to commemorate the diverse and verdant wilderness of Canada in a piece that will be available in Canadian stores come June and internationally in August. "We work in exchanges and collaborations; we never buy a design finished," Duvigneau says. "We always meet the designer to discuss, and that's how it becomes an Hermès scarf. It's like an encounter between their hand and our hearts."
The Toronto Boutique has the Alice Shirley scarf on display in their window. The first picture with the 2 scarves are the same - the lighting just makes the lower one look different. I plan to go on the 15th and will take pics if they allow it. And maybe I'll come back with a scarf if I'm lucky. 
The Toronto Boutique has the Alice Shirley scarf on display in their window. The first picture with the 2 scarves are the same - the lighting just makes the lower one look different. I plan to go on the 15th and will take pics if they allow it. And maybe I'll come back with a scarf if I'm lucky.
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CBL, go in and talk to one of the SAs. Not all of the scarves have been reserved yet.
This cw is so gorgeous too. So far I have 3x90s and 1x 140 silk on my wishlist. Sadly none of the CSGM designs are ones that flick my switch.....but the cws may of course change that.The Toronto Boutique has the Alice Shirley scarf on display in their window. The first picture with the 2 scarves are the same - the lighting just makes the lower one look different. I plan to go on the 15th and will take pics if they allow it. And maybe I'll come back with a scarf if I'm lucky.
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Thanks so much to everybody taking the time to post photos. [emoji4][emoji4]
Well, whatever is left after all the Canadians buy up all the good CWs. LOL
And the resellers, too.
According to my SA in Calgary, this cw in the window display is limited edition and will be only available to Canada stores and Canada Hermes website. The rest of the cw will be released worldwide for fall 2017 later.The Toronto Boutique has the Alice Shirley scarf on display in their window. The first picture with the 2 scarves are the same - the lighting just makes the lower one look different. I plan to go on the 15th and will take pics if they allow it. And maybe I'll come back with a scarf if I'm lucky.
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