100% Mulberry Silk Twill Scarf for Women – 16-Momme Floral Butterfly Print, Hand-Rolled Hem

There are scarves that accessorize an outfit. And then there are scarves that complete it.

Vinci Cashmere's Mulberry Silk Twill Scarf is crafted from 16-momme 100% pure mulberry silk — the gold standard of silk quality — and printed with a luminous floral and butterfly design in Water Blue that's feminine, refined, and quietly unforgettable. Every edge is hand-rolled, a finishing detail that distinguishes true luxury silk from everything else.

At 90 × 90 cm, it's the versatile square that works as a neck scarf, headscarf, bag accent, or shoulder wrap — and looks intentional in every configuration.

Why This Silk Scarf Stands Apart

• 100% Pure Mulberry Silk — The finest grade of silk, produced by Bombyx mori silkworms fed exclusively on mulberry leaves. Naturally smooth, breathable, hypoallergenic, and temperature-regulating.
• 16-Momme Twill Weave — Momme (mm) is the weight standard for silk quality. At 16mm, this scarf has the ideal balance of drape, structure, and durability — heavier than fashion silk, lighter than upholstery weight. The twill weave adds a subtle diagonal texture and a refined natural sheen.
• Hand-Rolled Hem — Each edge is individually hand-rolled and stitched — a technique that takes skill and time, and is the hallmark of luxury silk scarves. Machine-hemmed scarves simply cannot replicate this finish.
• Eco-Friendly Digital Print — Vibrant, long-lasting color that's safe for skin. The floral and butterfly design is printed with precision digital technology that preserves color clarity wash after wash.
• Generous 90 × 90 cm Square — Large enough to wear multiple ways: folded as a neck scarf, draped as a shawl, tied as a headscarf, or knotted on a handbag.
• Wrinkle-Resistant — Silk twill holds its shape and drapes beautifully from morning to evening without effort.
• Naturally Hypoallergenic — Mulberry silk is gentle against the skin, suitable for sensitive skin types.

How to Style It

• Classic Neck Scarf — Fold diagonally and tie loosely at the neck for a timeless, Parisian look.
• Headscarf — Fold and tie as a chic head wrap or bandana for a bold, editorial look.
• Bag Accent — Knot around a handbag handle for an instant luxury upgrade.
• Shoulder Wrap — Drape over the shoulders as a lightweight layer for warm evenings.
• Bandeau — Fold and wear as a chic top for resort or summer styling.

Material & Product Specifications

• Material: 100% pure mulberry silk
• Weave: Twill (16-momme)
• Dimensions: 90 × 90 cm (35.4" × 35.4")
• Hem: Hand-rolled on all four edges
• Print: Eco-friendly digital print — floral and butterfly motif
• Color: Water Blue
• Origin: China
• Occasion: Daily wear, travel, office, evening, gifting, resort, all-season

Silk Care Instructions

Dry cleaning recommended for best results.

Hand Washing: Use cold water (max 30°C / 86°F) with a gentle silk detergent. Submerge and swirl gently — never rub, scrub, or wring. Rinse thoroughly and press out excess water by rolling in a clean towel. Never twist or wring silk.

Drying: Lay flat or hang to dry away from direct sunlight. Sunlight will fade silk colors over time. Do not tumble dry.

Ironing: Iron on low heat on the reverse side while slightly damp, or use a pressing cloth between the iron and the silk. Never iron directly on the printed surface.

Storage: Store folded in a breathable bag away from direct sunlight and moisture. Avoid contact with perfume or hairspray, which can stain silk permanently.

• Hand wash max 30°C / 86°F or dry clean
• Do not machine wash
• Do not tumble dry
• Do not wring
• Iron on low heat, reverse side only
• Keep away from direct sunlight during storage

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this scarf really 100% pure mulberry silk?

Yes. This scarf is made from 100% pure mulberry silk — no polyester, no blends, no synthetic fibers. Mulberry silk is produced by Bombyx mori silkworms fed exclusively on mulberry leaves, resulting in the finest, most uniform silk fiber available. It's the same material used by the world's leading luxury silk brands.

What does 16-momme mean, and why does it matter?

Momme (mm) is the weight standard used to measure silk quality — similar to thread count in cotton. 16-momme is considered the ideal weight for a luxury scarf: substantial enough to drape beautifully and hold its shape, light enough to feel weightless against the skin. Scarves below 12mm tend to feel thin and fragile; above 19mm they become stiff. 16mm is the sweet spot for wearable luxury.

Is it suitable for sensitive skin?

Yes. Mulberry silk is naturally hypoallergenic and contains sericin, a protein that is gentle and non-irritating to the skin. It's one of the few natural fibers recommended for people with sensitive skin, eczema, or allergies. Unlike synthetic fabrics, silk doesn't trap heat or moisture against the skin.

Does it come in gift packaging?

Yes. Every Vinci Cashmere silk scarf arrives in our signature gift packaging, ready to give without additional wrapping. It's a popular choice for birthdays, Mother’s Day, anniversaries, and holidays — a gift that feels genuinely luxurious from the moment it’s opened.

Will the print fade over time?

No, not with proper care. The eco-friendly digital print is designed for long-lasting color clarity. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight (which fades all silk over time), and follow the hand wash or dry clean instructions above. The colors will remain vibrant with proper care.

What’s the difference between silk twill and regular silk?

Silk twill uses a diagonal weave structure (rather than a plain weave) that gives the fabric a subtle texture, enhanced durability, and a more refined drape. It’s the weave used by the world’s most recognized luxury silk scarf brands. Plain silk (charmeuse or habotai) is smoother and more fluid; twill is more structured and holds its shape better when tied or folded.

What is a hand-rolled hem, and why does it matter?

A hand-rolled hem is created by individually rolling each edge of the scarf by hand and stitching it in place — a process that takes significantly more time and skill than machine hemming. The result is a slightly raised, rounded edge that lies beautifully flat and is a recognized hallmark of luxury silk scarves. It’s one of the clearest indicators of quality craftsmanship in a silk accessory.