Scarf Clover and Deer Forest Taupe

Cashmere Blues Klee & Hirsch Scarf - Forest Taupe Leaping deer and four-leaf clover, in the colours of the autumn forest. The Cashmere Blues Klee & Hirsch scarf is handwoven from 100% baby wool and screen-printed with two old country symbols: the leaping deer and the four-leaf clover. In this colourway the ground is a soft stone taupe, the deer are forest green and the clovers a warm olive brown, so the pattern reads as quiet texture from a distance and reveals itself up close. Baby wool is the finest, softest wool from the first shearing. The scarf is light and airy, yet warm, and it sits comfortably against the neck without itching. At 70 x 200 cm it is generous enough to wrap twice, knot loosely or wear as a shawl over the shoulders, and it is finished with open fringes at both ends. Each scarf is handmade in Nepal, which is why the label calls it an exclusive one-of-a-kind piece: small variations in weave and print are part of its character. How to wear it Forest green, olive and taupe are the colours of loden, moss and tweed, so the scarf blends naturally with a hunting wardrobe. Wrap it under a loden jacket or a wax jacket on a cold morning, or let it hang loose over a cream knit and a camel coat in town. It pairs especially well with brown leather boots, corduroy and anything in cognac or chocolate brown. Product Details Brand: Cashmere Blues Model: Schal Klee & Hirsch (clover and deer) Colour: Forest green deer and olive brown clover on stone taupe (supplier colour: Swamp) Material: 100% baby wool Size: 70 x 200 cm Finish: Open fringes at both ends Made: Handwoven and screen-printed in Nepal Product code: cb-273 i Field Notes How do I stay warm standing still on a peg for two hours? Warmth when you stand still is about trapping air, not about one thick garment. Wear wool next to the skin, a warm mid-layer and a windproof outer jacket, and close the gaps where heat escapes: the neck, the wrists and the ankles. A large, light wool scarf like this one does more than its weight suggests. Wrap it twice under the collar of your jacket and it seals the neck against the wind, and it is easy to loosen when you start walking again. What do I wear to a shooting lunch out in the field? Keep the hunting layers and add one piece that makes the outfit feel finished when you sit down at the table. A scarf is the simplest way to do it: in forest green and taupe, this one follows the tones of loden and tweed, and the clover and deer print gives a quiet nod to the day without looking like a costume. What can I wear to walk the gun dog in autumn and still look put together? Choose practical pieces in harmonious colours: a wax or quilted jacket, a wool knit, corduroy or moleskin trousers and good boots. Then let one accessory pull it together. A wool scarf in muted country colours, loosely wrapped, makes an everyday walk look considered, and it handles wind, drizzle and a dog that wants to say hello.