Kiko Kostadinov Kiko Kostadinov Black & Khaki Sigo Wide Knit Scarf

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Kiko Kostadinov Black & Khaki Sigo Wide Knit Scarf

Name: Kiko Kostadinov Black & Khaki Sigo Wide Knit Scarf
Brand: Kiko Kostadinov
SKU: 262985M15000100
Price: 615.00 USD
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The Kiko Kostadinov Black & Khaki Sigo Wide Knit Scarf reads as a quiet statement in house mood: graphic stripes, a substantial knit, and cutouts along its length. The silk-blend yarn carries a soft sheen and breathable hand, while black and khaki keep it versatile. At L102 x W25.5, it drapes with ease, offering that architectural edge Kiko Kostadinov accessories are known for.

Wrapped at the neck or layered over a coat, the wide silhouette adds surface texture without bulk. Stripes travel the length, while cutouts create negative space that moves with you, letting skin or a colored layer show through. Worn loose for a nonchalant vibe or cinched with outerwear, it carves a neat line across the frame. The silk blend stays light on the skin and makes it easy to style across casual and polished settings.

Kiko Kostadinov's Sigo pieces fuse graphic detail with tactile knit, a signature that makes this scarf a standout layer. Pair it with neutrals to let the stripe do the talking, or let the khaki pop against black outerwear for a modern tone-on-tone finish.

Materials / Fabrication

Rectangular knit silk-blend scarf
Stripes throughout
Cutouts at length
Silk-blend fabric
Dimensions: Length 102 cm / Width 25.5 cm
Supplier color: Black

Recommended Care

Dry clean or hand wash very gently in cold water with mild detergent
Do not wring or twist; press out water gently
Lay flat to dry away from direct heat or sunlight
If needed, iron on a low setting with a pressing cloth; avoid direct contact with silk fibers
Avoid bleach and harsh chemicals that can damage silk and blends

Fit Notes

Rectangular knit scarf in a silk-blend with stripes throughout.
Dimensions measure 102 cm in length by 25.5 cm in width.
Stripes throughout and lengthwise cutouts add texture along the scarf.

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