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Vivienne Westwood Vivienne Westwood Red & White Two Points Scarf

Vivienne Westwood Red & White Two Points Scarf

Name: Vivienne Westwood Red & White Two Points Scarf
Brand: Vivienne Westwood
SKU: 262314M15002100
Price: 205.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Vivienne Westwood's Red & White Two Points Scarf feels bold and refined in a single rectangle. The wool- and cotton-blend flannel carries a soft, substantial hand that still moves with you. A jacquard logo graphic runs through the fabric, giving that unmistakable Westwood character, while fringed ends add a kinetic finish. In supplier color Red, it reads as a confident pop against a neutral winter coat.

With 84 cm of length and 12 cm of width, it loops once around the neck, drapes over a coat, or knits into a casual wrap at the office. The soft, sturdy weave sits nicely over chunky knits or beneath a trench, adding warmth without bulk. The generous weight keeps its shape through a commute or a night out, letting the graphic pattern take the spotlight while you move.

Vivienne Westwood's scarf leans into the house's graphic heritage, a bold yet wearable emblem of punk-meets-polished. With its red-white color and logo graphic pattern, it pairs with neutrals to create a streamlined look or with a printed coat to command a high impact moment.

Materials / Fabrication

Rectangular wool- and cotton-blend flannel scarf
Jacquard logo graphic pattern throughout
Fringed detailing at ends
L84 x W12
Supplier color: Red

Recommended Care

Hand wash cold in mild detergent or machine wash on a delicate wool cycle in a mesh bag
Avoid bleach; do not tumble dry
Lay flat to dry; reshape while damp
If necessary, steam to remove wrinkles; avoid direct iron contact
Store folded to preserve fabric integrity

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

Bold graphic statement piece with high drama and wearable luxury. The red and white jacquard pattern reads as a modern signature, while the long rectangular silhouette offers editorial appeal when draped over a coat or layered with knitwear. Fringed ends and a chunky weave heighten texture for a visually fearless wardrobe moment.

Craftsmanship: 8/10

Fabric quality shows in the wool- and cotton-blend flannel, with dense weave and clean edges that hold the shape without feeling stiff. The jacquard pattern sits flat and precise, and the fringed ends appear evenly trimmed. If anything, the finish leans toward premium streetwear durability rather than delicate couture.

Affordability: $$$$

The value feels justified by the brand prestige and the bold design that elevates simple outfits into an editorial moment. The price aligns with its statement piece status, given the size, quality weave, and iconic motif. While not entry level, it reads as a wearable luxury that still feels versatile.

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