A plain cotton scarf in a sponge weave. There is no print here and no shine, just a soft textured surface that gives the fabric body and keeps it from looking flat.
The weave is what makes it practical. It has enough grip to hold a wrap without pins, enough weight to sit away from the head rather than cling, and it creases far less than a smooth cotton would.
A step deeper, with more green in it. It holds its colour in daylight where the pale mint can read almost white.
