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African City for The Suter Art GalleryA limited-edition silk scarf translating John Weeks’ painting African City into a wearable work of art.
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Your artwork, on pure silk.
Choose your size, silk and finish, then upload your artwork for review. Order a finished sample or proceed to a production run.
- Printed on both sidesRich, consistent color whichever way the scarf is worn.
- A choice of finishHand-rolled or machine-finished to suit your design.
- From a single pieceA finished sample, a small run of two or more, or production from 30 pieces per design.
Your artwork
Upload a preview of your artwork and share your full-resolution file by link. Your design should be prepared on a square canvas (1:1 ratio) to match the scarf. We’ll review the artwork before production and let you know if anything needs attention.
1Preview image
or drop it here. A JPEG or PNG of the complete design, up to 20 MB.
2Full-resolution artwork
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Share a Google Drive, Dropbox, WeTransfer or similar link. Please make sure support@lovesilk.com has permission to access the file. Prefer to send it later or have multiple files? You can email them to support@lovesilk.com after ordering. Every artwork is personally reviewed by our production team before printing.
Before you order
Pricing
Prices are in US dollars and exclude delivery. Sales tax, where it applies, is calculated at checkout. The price per piece reduces with quantity, from 2 to 100 pieces per design. For orders over 100 pieces, please contact support@lovesilk.com for a custom quote.
Sampling
A finished sample is optional and allows you to review the silk, print, color, scale and finish before production.
Color approval
Color on silk can differ slightly from what you see on screen. For an important brand or signature color, we can prepare color variations on silk for approval before production. Color matching is available for a small additional charge.
Production
Production begins once your artwork and production details are approved. Please allow approximately 4–5 weeks for production.
Delivery
Your scarves are shipped to you by DHL Express with tracking, duties paid, so there is nothing to pay on delivery. Delivery times vary by location and are estimated once your order is ready to ship.
A closer look
Finishes and silks compared
- Rolled and finished individually by hand, with small stitches securing the edge.
- A traditional scarf finish with a soft, rounded character.
- Subtle variations along the edge are a natural characteristic of hand finishing.
- An allowance of approximately 0.6 in (1.5 cm) on each side is used to create the hand roll, so plan your border with this in mind.
- A flat, narrow hem secured with a single straight row of stitching.
- Clean, straight and consistent.
- Particularly well suited to geometric borders and designs requiring precise edge alignment.
- Slightly faster and simpler to produce.
- Approximately 0.4 in (1 cm) on each side is used for the hem, so the finished scarf is about 0.4 in (1 cm) larger than with a hand-rolled hem.
- The classic silk scarf cloth, with a fine diagonal rib.
- Smooth and softly lustrous, with crisp detail and strong color.
- Balanced between structure and drape, with enough body to hold a fold or a knot.
- A subtly textured, matte surface.
- Softer and more fluid, with a graceful drape.
- Particularly beautiful for scarves worn around the neck, shoulders or hair.
- A smooth, high-luster face with a softer matte reverse.
- The most fluid drape of our silks, with deep, bright color.
- Printed on both sides, like every silk we offer.
Our work
Recent projects
School
A scarf and pocket square for a schoolThe same ivory lattice design produced as a navy silk scarf and chocolate-brown pocket square, with thirty of each commissioned through a creative agency.
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Artist
Woodland Escape for Maggie LamA limited-edition silk scarf featuring Auckland artist Maggie Lam’s hand-drawn illustrations of Cornwall Park.
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Designer
Abstract Escape and Mosaic MagicTwo hand-rolled silk twill scarves inspired by distinctly New Zealand places: the terrazzo floors of Auckland’s Aotea Center and Napier’s Art Deco architecture.
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