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La Franja, a draped scarf with a hand-knotted fringe at both ends in charcoal. The image shows the garment straight from the front against a light surface of cashmere, with a soft shadow beneath.
A person backlit in front of a window, with the cashmere scarf around their neck. The body is a dark outline, the light catches the threads of the fringe and the edge of the scarf.
The garment worn. The image is drawn in our own image engine, not photographed, and there is no model behind it.
Cashmere 2/26 in charcoal, woven in Biella. Fine hairs lie in layers over an almost black surface and catch the light from the left.
Cashmere 2/26, dehaired. Pills the first few times, then it settles.
Merino twill at 17.5 micron in iron grey. The weave runs in diagonal ribs from the lower left corner towards the upper right.
Twill weave. The lining and the inside, where the fabric meets skin.
Vegetable-tanned leather in a warm brown tone. The grain forms irregular cells, the pores show as dark dots and a few creases run diagonally across the surface.
Vegetable-tanned leather for hangtag and label.
Person in a dark coat with a saffron fringed scarf, snow behind them
Altansukh E
Close-up of a hand against a checked wool scarf worn over a coat
Oleg Ivanov
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La Franja

Cashmere scarf with hand-knotted fringe

SEK 2,400

Frans is the Swedish word for the fringe on a scarf. That is why this scarf is the first thing we make, and why the fringe is knotted by hand rather than cut.

Eleven minutes per scarf go into the fringe. It is the one part a machine does not do better, and the one part you recognise from ten metres away.

Two saffron picks and one in guacamaya run through the weave a little way up from each end. The rest is charcoal.

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Material100 % cashmere, 2/26, 70 × 200 cm
Made inWoven in Biella, Italy
Vikt185 g
SizesOne size
Minimum order100 pcs

Claim and evidence

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We sayEvidence
100 % cashmereFibre analysis per batch from the spinner
Woven in BiellaFactory name and town published on the product page
Hand-knotted fringeTime study and a named atelier
Size guideCare and repair