Description

This Jessie Zhao mulberry silk scarf is a beautiful option for anyone experiencing hair loss during chemotherapy and cancer treatment. Made from 100% pure silk, it’s naturally soft, breathable, and gentle on sensitive skin—offering comfortable coverage for the scalp during recovery, hospital visits, or chemo appointments. It also comes with simple care instructions and a “How to Wear” guide to help immunocompromised users stay safe while feeling confident and supported. This version features the vibrant “Leopards in the Verdant Wild” print with rich color on both sides and hand-rolled edges, adding a touch of brightness and luxury to any day throughout cancer treatment and healing.

Product Details:

• 100% mulberry silk
• 35″W x 35″L
• Double-sided with same prints
• Hand-rolled edges with hand stitching finishing
• Lovingly packaged in a beautiful JZ presentation box

*  Because the edges are crafted by hand, there can be minor differences in the measurements.

Care:

1. Fill a sink with cold water and mild detergent.
2. Submerge scarf and swish for a minute.
3. Rinse with cold water and press gently to remove excess water.
4. Lay on towel, roll to remove remaining water.
5. Hang or lay flat to air-dry away from sunlight and heat.
6. Professional dry clean is recommended.

How To Wear A 25-Inch Square Silk Scarf:

1. Classic Knot: Fold the scarf in half diagonally to form a triangle. Drape it around your neck with the point of the triangle facing down. Cross the ends behind your neck, then bring them to the front and tie a simple knot.
2. Neck Wrap: Fold the scarf in half diagonally to create a triangle. Place the middle of the folded edge at the front of your neck, and then wrap the ends around your neck, bringing them to the front again. Tie a knot or let the ends hang loose.
3. Bandana Style: Fold the scarf into a smaller square or a rectangle. Place it at the back of your neck and tie the corners at the front. This style works well as a headband too.
4. Hair Accessory: Fold the scarf into a thin strip and tie it around your ponytail or bun. You can also use it as a headband, securing it with a knot or a bow.
5. Handbag Accent: Tie the scarf around the handle of your handbag for a chic and stylish accent.
6. Bracelet or Anklet: Fold the scarf into a thin strip and tie it around your wrist or ankle for a unique accessory.

Remember, silk scarves are versatile and can be customized to suit your personal style. Feel free to experiment and find the look that best complements your outfit and mood!