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Vivienne Westwood Vivienne Westwood Black & Red Double Face Scarf

Vivienne Westwood Black & Red Double Face Scarf

Name: Vivienne Westwood Black & Red Double Face Scarf
Brand: Vivienne Westwood
SKU: 262314M15003100
Price: 170.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Vivienne Westwood Black & Red Double Face Scarf feels like a warm whisper of tradition and edge. Brushed wool flannel gives it a soft, chewy hand that wraps you in luxury, while the black and red palette reads as bold yet wearable. A jacquard logo at the end adds a wink of brand heritage, and fringed detailing at the ends keeps the line relaxed and tactile. At 72 by 9.75, this scarf sits generously around the neck or shoulders, where the texture can really register.

Wrapped around the neck, it layers with everything from a tailored coat to a chunky knit. The brushed wool flannel drapes softly without feeling bulky, so it sits neatly over a blouse or under a trench. The length lets you loop once for warmth or drape it nonchalantly over a shoulder for a more polished moment, and the fringe adds movement through street-to-cafe moments.

As a Vivienne Westwood piece, it channels the label's signature mix of rebellion and refinement. The black and red Orb motif, along with the jacquard logo, nods to the house codes while staying versatile enough for leather, tailoring, or a trench. It moves easily from day to night.

Materials / Fabrication

Brushed wool flannel scarf
Jacquard logo at end
Fringed detailing at ends
Measurements: L72 x W9.75
Supplier color: Black/Red Orb

Recommended Care

Dry clean recommended to preserve the brushed wool texture and color.
If washing is necessary, hand wash in cold water with a mild wool detergent; do not wring.
Lay flat to dry away from direct heat; reshape while damp.
Store folded to avoid stretching or distortion of fringe.

Fit Notes

Brushed wool flannel scarf with a jacquard logo at the end and fringed edges.
Measures 72 inches long by 9.75 inches wide for flexible wrapping options.
Colorway features black and red orb accents.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

Bold, graphic warmth with a high fashion aura. The double face design in black and red creates instant contrast, while the jacquard logo at the end signals unmistakable Westwood heritage. Fringed ends and a generous 72 cm length invite dramatic drape over coats, elevating pared-back outfits into editorial territory from street to runway inspired looks.

Craftsmanship: 8/10

Texture reads luxurious in brushed wool flannel, with a weighty hand that drapes gracefully. The ends showcase careful jacquard detailing and crisp fringes, while the consistent weave hints at solid construction. Subtle finishings are visible in the edge alignments, supporting a sense of atelier-inspired quality without overstated embellishment.

Affordability: $$$$

Value aligns with the design and brand heritage, delivering a statement piece that still feels practical for everyday wear. The price reflects the luxe materials and iconic logo, while the bold color pairing ensures longevity beyond seasons. The cost feels justified given the distinct editorial mood and durable construction.

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