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Wearing the traditional tartan check

Since its founding in 1894, the prestigious British outdoor brand BARBOUR has been weaving a history of tradition and innovation. This wool cashmere tartan scarf comes from the brand, which has the honor of being a supplier to the British Royal Family and has earned trust from all over the world. The traditional tartan check pattern and careful tassel finish enhance the charm of this masterpiece, which is a living example of BABOUR's craftsmanship.

As an intellectual accessory for adults, this wool cashmere tartan scarf, which combines a classic yet modern style, will tickle the hearts of fashion-conscious people.

A high-quality piece to snuggle up to in the winter

The greatest appeal of the wool cashmere tartan scarf is the high-quality texture that combines merino wool and cashmere. The material has high heat retention and is soft to the touch, providing a superior wearing experience. It is also recommended as a gift for Christmas or a loved one, and its elegance and high quality are sure to please.

The traditional British tartan check adds a subtle touch of elegance to dark winter colors. This piece can be worn in a variety of ways, such as a loose, rough arrangement or a voluminous style.

120 years of history and tradition

BARBOUR was founded in Scotland in 1849 by founder John Barbour. The oiled jacket, which was created for fishermen and workers working in the harsh weather of the North Sea, is now loved as outdoor lifestyle wear that symbolizes the British upper class.

BARBOUR is a long-established brand with over 100 years of history that produces products under strict management, with the motto of providing high quality and service. It is a reliable manufacturer that has the honor of being a supplier to the British Royal Family (Royal Warrant) and has continued to win numerous awards. Since its founding, the company has continued to handcraft its products at its Simonside headquarters in South Shields, and is loved in over 40 countries around the world.