Anagram is built from shapes that almost resolve into letters and then do not. They interlock and repeat across the cloth, close enough to reading to hold the eye and abstract enough that nobody has to ask what it says.
The pattern is woven into the knit, not printed on it, and in the same colour as the ground. What you see is a change in the surface, so the scarf carries detail without carrying a second colour, and it never argues with a printed or patterned outfit.
The lycra gives it stretch and a slight grip against itself, which is what holds a wrap without a pin and stops it sliding through the day.
In black the shapes read as surface and nothing else. You get the texture where the light turns and a plain black scarf everywhere else, which is why this is the one most people take first.
Material: Lycra jacquard knit Size: 200 x 70 cm Weave: Abstract jacquard, tone on tone
