A double-faced muffler from ANTIPAST, featuring a chic and vibrant Bordeaux/Burgundy and sand beige twill weave, combined with a high-gauge knit that looks like velvet. The stylish white stamp (flock print?) mark gives it a European feel, reminiscent of Venice, Italy, or the British Royal Family, suggesting it might be British-made. The raspberry/fuchsia pink trim adds a bright accent. The beautiful colors and vibrancy will brighten your face and have a skin-brightening effect. The yarn for the velvet-like knit side is fine and supple. It is very smooth, soft, light, and has a gentle feel against the skin. There is no quality tag, but it is likely wool or a similar material; I have forgotten the details of the material. Please excuse any errors in the amateur measurements below. Length: approx. 128 cm Width: approx. 20 cm to 19 cm Weight: just under 100g Although not stated, it is likely purely domestically produced... It is believed to be Japanese-made, reflecting the company's policy of protecting craftsmanship and quality. Worn once or twice. It was professionally cleaned, but the tags have been removed as I intended to wear it this year. For someone who will cherish it. About ANTIPAST: "If the main dish is clothing, then accessories are the appetizers (= antipasto) that stimulate the enjoyment of fashion." ANTIPAST, which started with socks, expands the joy of fashion into exciting feelings. Also, ANTI-PAST means "towards the future, not the past." This item also bears the inscription "to the 21st century." ANTIPAST women's collection is developed by Junko Jinushi and Kyoko Kato. (Knitted in a loop) It is bag-shaped, making it warm, light, and easy to wrap neatly inside a coat. It also packs compactly, making it convenient to carry. ✨️ Search terms: UK, Britain, Scotland, mina perhonen, Platinum, Margaret Howell, Ralph Lauren, Arts & Science, Lisette, Cashmere, Cashmere, Quatre Saisons, Ornéd'O, Beams re-style, YAECA, ichi antiques