The perfect little splash of colour

Gosh Golly Turquoise 

for Light Summer

The intensity is surprising, landing just on the right side of bright. The eye-popping, mood-lifting, here-I-am colour is like the catchy refrain from that top of the pops song from your teen years, the one that makes your heart bop along to the rhythm and brings a flush to your face as you remember the crush you had on that one special person, and the way you danced with reckless abandon, at least until your parents shouted for you to turn the volume down.

A personal note: Gosh Golly Turquoise might also find itself very well at home on a low contrast or silver-haired Bright Winter

Pensive Cloud Blue 

for True Summer

Accomplished without bragging is what they would say about you if they knew you like I do. This colour gets results without making waves. This kind of blue is deceivingly muted and you come across as tough without being sharp, the message that makes them do what you say without realising that it wasn't their idea to begin with. 

A personal note: Soft Summers might also like this scarf

Daybreak Turquoise 

for Soft Summer

Likes long walks on the beach in the morning, before the crowds hit. Enjoys the light morning sky just before the sun rises, and the nippy air carries the ocean salty fragrance. This turquoise is vivid without being crass.

Unique opportunity. Only one left in stock, and there will be no more made of this colour:

A personal note: Could also be used by a Soft Autumn hankering for the cooler side of her palette

Antique Teacup 

for Soft Summer

This muted rose and faded turquoise scarf makes you want to browse the markets of Portobello Road and haggle with seasoned antique dealers over the provenance of certain silver-handled butter knives and wine glasses with folded foot. Being called “luv” does not feel at all offensive, especially when you’ve just secured the one vintage cup with the gold rim that you’ve coveted for so long.

One side is soft rosy pink, the other a hazy turquoise. You can choose which side to show, or you can twist it so that both sides show themselves. Fancy a cuppa?

The real life colours are slightly more muted than the images show. 

A personal note: Antique Teacup might also find itself very well at home on a True Summer

High Voltage Coral 

for Bright Spring

"In your dreams, baby" this brightest possible coral says as she tosses her untamed curls and adjusts the headband, orders another flat white and gets back to writing her thesis at the corner table of the coffee shop. This colour is equally perfect for fending off admirers and attracting funding for research projects.

A personal note: High Voltage Coral might also find itself very well at home on a Bright Winter who likes to play in the warm end of their palette

Frogs-A-Leaping Green 

for True Spring

Singing loudly while plopping down next to your best friend, you cause passers-by to smile.  Your apple green scarf is tied on the handle of your apricot-coral handbag, and you wink at it and stroke it gently, longing for it to become cool enough to wrap it around your neck. For now, you squint at the sun (You forgot your sunglasses on the bus. Again.) and ask your friend to tell all, and order two tall milkshakes, for old times sake.

Only two left in stock and when they're gone, they're gone. Click here to grab one:

A personal note: Frogs-A-Leaping Green might also find itself very well at home on a Bright Spring 

Fairy Wings Violet 

for Light Spring

The flutter of fairy wings as the sun catches the glints of violet in something that you almost see. You pick a few forest violets by the stream among the moss, straining your ears to hear more, but no. All you can hear is the little stream clucking merrily. The moment has passed.

But the violets are in your hand, ready to come home with you. Oh, to have a scarf in that colour, to capture this moment.

A personal note: Fairy Wings Violet might be equally delightful on a Light Summer. 

Exploding Jellybeans 

for Bright Spring

The vibrant energy level of this scarf is like an explosion in a jellybean factory. You certainly do not need to be eye candy, but if you are enticed by the idea of wearable eye candy, this scarf is for you!

One side is brilliant fuchsia, the other a vibrant orange. You can choose which side to show, or you can twist it so that both sides show themselves. Ba-da-booom!

Be aware that there is only one of this scarf, so it is totally and utterly unique and will not be made again.

Curried Apricot 

for True Autumn

The comfort of a warm cup of spicy chai by the fireplace, rolled up in a scarf. The glow of it against the olive anorak as you click the leash onto the collar of your dog Sammy, and the two of you head out into the wind. For him, it's a miracle to be safe and loved. For you, it's a gift to have him waiting for you as you come home from work, soft brown eyes fixed on you, head slightly tilted, hoping to hear the magic four letter word,
W A L K. It's a chilly day and you tighten the scarf a little and walk a little faster. Sammy is in agreement.

A personal note: Might also be an option for Soft Autumn who wants to borrow from True Autumn

Papaya Sunset Orange 

for Dark Autumn

This colour makes everyone on the subway platform smile right back at you as they shake the droplets of rain off their umbrellas and return your smile. Spicy, direct, unusual, like papaya with a twist of turmeric. The comfort food of scarves, this colour will transform the dreariest of winter outfits into a glowing feast.

Unique opportunity. Only one left in stock, and there will be no more made of this colour:

A personal note: If you're a True Autumn who likes the spicier colours, you could go for Papaya Sunset Orange

Afternoon Tea Rose 

for Soft Autumn

As soft as the petals of an English rose, and as deep as the peace of an afternoon cup of tea in the morning room of an Old English estate.

Please note: The images of this scarf became brighter than the petal soft terracotta rose colour of this scarf in reality.

Only two of these scarves are made.
Hurry up:

Burnished Mahogany 

for Dark Autumn

The beige trenchcoat is oh so classic and you've had it for five years now, and it's still as chic as the day you bought it. Today, however, you feel a little drab and dreary, and the everyday routine is not exactly riveting. It's time for an upgrade, so you grab the spicy brown scarf, stuff it haphazardly around your neck, and all of a sudden you feel like an undercover agent, ready for your next mission. You pretend to reach into your distressed leather dark brown bag as you look over your shoulder. Is anyone following you?

A personal note: Might also be an option for True Autumn.

Sapphire Blue 

for True Winter, Bright Winter

One look and you know you're in the presence of greatness. No diamond in the rough here. A jeweltone colour cut to perfection, the outfit dangerously close to pristine and with keen attention to detail. The kind of chic that's never close to shabby. The manner of speaking always on the polite side of funny.

A personal note: Smack dab in the middle for True Winter, and great for a Bright Winter who loves the cooler colours

Arctic Evening Teal 

for Dark Winter

It's colder than you thought this morning. You pull this scarf out of your bag and tuck it around your neck underneath your blackberry purple coat as you hail the taxi. As you get in, you notice your reflection in the darkened window of the car, thinking dang nab it, your Bulgarian Rose lipstick is a perfect counterpoint to the mallard blue-teal of the scarf. Then the moment has passed and with a satisfied sigh, your mind is on the workday ahead.

Only two left in stock and when they're gone, they're gone. Click here to grab one:

A personal note: Dark Autumns could also try this colour, to combine with their warm spicy rusts and auburns

Crystalline Pink 

for True Winter

An all black outfit daringly contrasted with this icy pink scarf. So icy, cute is the last word on your mind when describing it, although the fact that it's definitely pink makes for an intriguing change from your usual bold, strong elements of colour. You make a mental note to try pairing it with a blackened espresso brown. Or to wear it with that dark emerald green dress. So many choices with one little scarf!

A personal note: I'm not a stranger to imagining this colour on a Bright Winter as well, if you need a scarf in your icy light pink

Blackberry Purple 

for Dark Winter

Mature wine in a crystal glass, winking at the waiter, who blushes becomingly. Sitting outside on the sidewalk of the café not because you smoke (hideous habit and way beneath you) but because you enjoy the nippy air and glorious sweater weather. Not to mention coat weather. Tucking the scarf a little, lifting the glass to the people on the next table. Let them have their Marlborough Slims. You have your Blackberry Purple.

A personal note: Dark Autumns could also try this colour, to combine with their warm spicy rusts and golden turmeric