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How our scarves are made

caring for your scarf
Your Myyou scarf is not a delicate item to be kept for special occasions, but a companion to be worn and enjoyed every day. With care, it will soften beautifully over time and remain a treasured part of your wardrobe for years to come.
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Whether you're curious about wild silk and handloom weaving or have questions about ordering, delivery and returns, you'll find the answers here.
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Frequently Asked Questions
About wild silk
Wild silk, also known as tussar (sometimes spelled tussah) or raw silk, is a natural fibre known for its rich texture, golden tones and distinctive character.
The natural fibre is produced by silkworms that feed and spin outdoors on forest leaves. The silkworms feed on tannin-rich leaves from trees such as asan, arjun and sal. These tannins give the silk its warm honey, gold and caramel tones.
Yes. Every Myyou scarf is woven by skilled artisans on a traditional handloom, powered entirely by the weaver rather than by electricity. Each scarf takes approximately three to four days to complete.
Our wild silk scarves are made in Odisha, eastern India, where wild silk has been produced for generations.
They are woven by a long-established weaving cooperative founded to preserve and promote the region’s handloom traditions. The cooperative brings together generations of artisans who specialise in traditional handcraft processes, from cocoon collection and spinning, to weaving and finishing. The silk-weaving tradition in Odisha stretches back over 400 years.
Unlike smooth, machine-produced silks, wild silk retains the natural character of the fibre. The subtle slubs and irregularities are not flaws but part of its beauty and a mark of genuine handcraftsmanship. These give the fabric its distinctive visual texture, while the silk itself remains soft, lightweight and comfortable to wear against the skin.
The variations reflect the environment the silkworm grew in and the touch of every person involved in transforming the silk from cocoon to cloth. It is also why no two scarves are exactly alike.
Wearing your scarf
Our scarves measure approximately 2.2m x 0.9m.
The generous size of our scarves makes them wonderfully versatile. Wear one looped around the neck, wrapped over the shoulders or styled as a shawl, or keep it close as a soft layer on cooler days. It is equally at home with everyday outfits and special occasions.
We recommend dry cleaning only. This helps preserve the colour, texture and natural lustre of the silk.
Fortunately, wild silk rarely needs cleaning, so we recommend dry cleaning only when necessary.
Delivery
We deliver across the UK by tracked service.
Standard UK delivery is £5.95.
Orders will take 5-7 business days to arrive. Delivery details will be provided in your confirmation email.
International shipping details will be announced soon.
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