Scarves Travel scarf pouch
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I have a set of silk Petit H pouches that I use for this. I bought them a while ago but you might still be able to find them.
The Petit H pouch that @Veritybelle is referring to the measurements for these
are 6 x4 (PM) 8 x 6 (MM) & 12 x 9 (GM).
They are available on H.com & unfortunately one cannot choose the pattern they like as
its a random pick by H(the set of 3 are different patterns & only available as 3 pieces)
They are priced at $580 + tax (if applicable)
I was in Paris a short time ago & found a few at H (Sevres) but the selection was not great by any means
The medium size holds my H bearn wallet for size comparision with a little extra room in width
As a suggestion if the Petit H doesn't work for you, try looking on Etsy for lingerie travel bags
which might fit the bill
are 6 x4 (PM) 8 x 6 (MM) & 12 x 9 (GM).
They are available on H.com & unfortunately one cannot choose the pattern they like as
its a random pick by H(the set of 3 are different patterns & only available as 3 pieces)
They are priced at $580 + tax (if applicable)
I was in Paris a short time ago & found a few at H (Sevres) but the selection was not great by any means
The medium size holds my H bearn wallet for size comparision with a little extra room in width
As a suggestion if the Petit H doesn't work for you, try looking on Etsy for lingerie travel bags
which might fit the bill
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I know the MaiTai pouches you speak of, they were lovely.
Even though not fabric, for travel, I found that my LV Kirigami canvas largest pouch will hold 2 or 3 90’s easily. It can double as a casual clutch at my destination, so I’ve found them very useful. My smallest Kirigami pouch I use for my Airpod Pros, and the medium size holds multiple lippies. Here is a pic with dimensions from 24s - I have this set for summer fun as well as a regular monogram set. I like the canvas for my scarves as they feel more protected inside luggage.
You also might check Etsy - sometimes they have lovely things, or if you are inclined, I would guess if you found fabric you like, a tailor shop might make you some as they are simple, and you could choose exact dimensions. HTH.
Pouches I can personally recommend
Liberty
Loewe
I would careful buying zipped pouches to scarves, or at least buy them bugger than you think you'll need. Drawstring or poppered pouches are much safer.
Also maybe think about repurposing and see if some of your bikini, glasses or pillow packaging will do. I sometimes use drawstring silk pouches from Gucci sunglasses cases, or the one (silk/cotton) that comes with the Liberty pillow sets.
For GM shawls and silks I use Coco and Wolf drawstring toiletry bags. I also use them to separate dirty/clean clothes when traveling, and they're fairly inexpensive
cocoandwolf.com
Liberty
Loewe
I would careful buying zipped pouches to scarves, or at least buy them bugger than you think you'll need. Drawstring or poppered pouches are much safer.
Also maybe think about repurposing and see if some of your bikini, glasses or pillow packaging will do. I sometimes use drawstring silk pouches from Gucci sunglasses cases, or the one (silk/cotton) that comes with the Liberty pillow sets.
For GM shawls and silks I use Coco and Wolf drawstring toiletry bags. I also use them to separate dirty/clean clothes when traveling, and they're fairly inexpensive
COCO AND WOLF HOME DECOR - TOILETRY BAGS – Coco & Wolf
Toiletry bags made with Liberty print fabric | coco and wolf | contemporary and luxury liberty print bedding and lifestyle brand
cocoandwolf.com
Thank you all for the replies! I think what I love about the Mai Tai pouches is that they keep the scarves wrinkle free and had no closure mechanism that could potentially snag the scarves. I have two friends that have them and I really wish I could have snagged one when they were available... Being a bit on the economical side, I don't think I could justify spending loads on a case, but the Kirigami is lovely! I've trawled through Etsy but as of yet, no luck...
I totally agree
The other thing is they have to be light. Cotton or silk are perfect in this way.
All pouches require some scarf folding. with a drawstring closure, you can roll your scarves for mostly wrinkle free.
I have one from years back from Hermes that is squared in silk and in the same size as a 90*90 scarf box when I get home I will take a picture and post
I just fold mine and put them flat in a Louis Vuitton dustbag for travel. It’s worked great. For storage I keep all mine folded nicely in clear plastic bins just in case a moth gets inside the house.
And you can certainly put up to 3 in a box. I have done that.
This is so cool! Now I’m off to scour the internet for one!
This is my personal thing, but I'd rather not travel with a box if I didn't pick it up on my travels. I can't even give you a good reason why I feel this way.
I use old handbag dust-bags or lingerie bags to store my scarves whilst travelling.
They don't seem to crease.
They don't seem to crease.