"I have always loved a scarf. There is something very personal about one: it travels with you, is lent to someone who is cold, wrapped around shoulders or tucked around chilly little toes. Over time, it carries memories and becomes very much your own.

Following on from our Rouleau collection, I wanted to explore the same relationship between colour and feeling through something larger and more enveloping, something you can wrap
yourself in.

The collection comes in seven colours, inspired by the seven chakras. The idea is to encourage people to notice how colour makes them feel: the shade that lifts them, comforts them or simply
draws them in.

I chose cashmere for its softness and warmth. These are pieces to wear, share and look after, with the hope that they become much-loved companions."

- Daniella Draper

This isn't a scarf that needs styling. Throw it over a T-shirt. Wrap it round your shoulders. Pull it over your knees on a flight. Wrap it around cold toes. Take it travelling. Lend it to a friend who's chilly. Wear it to dinner or dress it up for the evening.

It sits somewhere between a scarf, a shawl and a small blanket, always ready to keep you, or someone you love, warm.

Genuinely unisex and not tied to any age, it's for anyone who loves beautiful things but actually wants to use them.

Just as right bought for yourself as given to a partner, parent, sibling or
friend. There's something naturally caring about giving someone warmth

Each scarf carries the word LOVE, in Anchor cotton thread, embroidered by hand in a contrasting colour. A small nod to
the days when beautiful things were monogrammed and marked as worth the time.

It isn't feminine or masculine. It can be romantic, or it can simply mean care, comfort and kindness, for the people you wrap it around and the memories you make in it.

Your DD Cashmere Scarf is handcrafted in India, by skilled artisans working in a certified ethical factory.

Everyone involved is paid a fair wage, works safe and reasonable hours, and is treated with dignity and respect.

There is no child or forced labour. This has been independently verified through a SMETA ethical trade audit, one of the world's most respected inspections.