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Fred Perry x Tootal 60s-style scarves

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A vintage collaboration if you like, with three Fred Perry x Tootal scarves offering up 60s-style looks, but with three all-new designs.

The scarves are two-sided, made of a mix of wool and silk, with tassle detailing and Fred Perry branding. With the three scarves, you get an option of a geometric and stripe design, a paisley and stripe option or polka dot design.

Check out the retailer's site for a close-up of those patterns. If you fancy one, £49 is the price for these limited editions.

Find out more at the End Clothing website

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Cléo Ferin Cleopatra Scarf

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This chic silk scarf from London-based designer Cléo Ferin reinvents an iconic film image as a luxe-fashion item. Featuring Elizabeth Taylor in 1963's "Cleopatra" surrounded by intricate black and blue swirls and gold embellishment it has a charming naive style that references the classic Hermès tradition.

Ferin designs clothes, accessories and patterns and this scarf is from her "Six Female Icons" collection. It's 100% silk with hand-rolled edges, measures 65cm x 65cm and comes packaged in a foiled gift box.

It costs £65 and you can buy it here.

 

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Fila Big F vintage-style tracktop

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If you're a fan of the 1980s styling that the Fila Vintage range offers, we suspect you'll be all over this Fila Big F tracktop.

It's an archive 1980s tracktop, originally designed for the tennis circuit, but equally as popular on the terraces. For your money, you get a black and white top with a red and black F' on the front, along with a small logo on the chest and a coloured logo zip pull.

A limited edition, it sells for £59. Also, check out over the page for an item very appropriate for the weather – a Fila Heritage scarf, which has all the trademark Fila detailing for £19.

Find out more at the End Clothing website

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Fred Perry x Tootal silk scarves issued in limited numbers

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The two companies have collaborated before, but three new designs have just dropped for the limited edition Fred Perry x Tootal scarf range.

As before, this is a double-sided silk scarf based on the classic mod-friendly Tootal of the 1960s, each featuring two designs – a choice of the paisley and polka dot above, along with the medallion design pictured over the page.

All have a matching-but-different cotton design to the rear, along with tassles and a Fred Perry logo to the main design on the front. Quantities are described as 'highly limited' and the price for each is £50.

Find out more at the End Clothing website

Via Modculture

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Fred Perry x Tootal limited edition scarves

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Two labels most obviously linked with the 1960s have themselves linked up to produce a new collection of Fred Perry x Tootal scarves.

Available in 'highly limited numbers', there are three designs in the range, a polka dot scarf, a paisley scarf and a medallion scarf, all with different patterns on the reverse (two striped, one plain), with the scarves a mix of silk and cotton finished off with a tassle and the Fred Perry Laurel label.

Available online, they sell for £49.

Find out more at the End Clothing website

Via Modculture

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Paul Smith Bauhaus-inspired scarf range

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Produced to coincide with the Milan Furniture Fair, Paul Smith has created this Bauhaus-inspired scarf range, certain to appeal to fans of pre-war modernist design.

Choose from three designs (another is pictured over the page), each one hand numbered and hand stitched and featuring the Paul Smith signature logo in the bottom right corner.

A mix of cotton and silk, the scarves sell for £95 each.

Find out more at the Paul Smith website

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