A scarf is more than an accessory—it’s a layer of texture, warmth, and quiet luxury. At Hearth Co., we believe that the best pieces are the ones you can wear on repeat and style a dozen different ways without ever tiring of them.
The Andraab scarf is just that kind of piece. Hand-loomed in Jaipur using centuries-old weaving techniques, it carries a legacy of craftsmanship in every thread. “An Andraab scarf is one of those pieces that quietly becomes part of your uniform,” says Nina Hearne, founder of Hearth Co. “It’s not about trend—it’s about tradition, versatility, and how it makes you feel when you wear it.”
Whether you’re dressing for warmth or simply elevating the everyday, here are three simple, elegant ways to style it, with notes on how to make each one feel uniquely your own.
1. The Classic Drape
Effortless and refined, this is the easiest way to wear your scarf—folded lengthwise and laid softly over your shoulders. Let it hang naturally over a longline coat, oversized knit, or crisp button-down to bring texture and movement to your silhouette.
Style Tip: Stick to tonal dressing and let the scarf add depth. A soft natural scarf layered over a camel coat brings warmth without contrast.
2. The French Loop
Fold the scarf in half and loop the ends through—this style provides more warmth around the neck while maintaining a clean line. Perfect for windy walks, market mornings, or when you want to polish a simple sweater and jeans combination.
Style Tip: This look works best with lighter scarves that still have body. A loosely woven Andraab stole sits beautifully without bulk.
3. The Wrapped Shawl
Where fashion meets function. On cool evenings or while traveling, wrap the scarf fully around your shoulders like a shawl. It transforms instantly into a cocooning layer—elegant over dresses, jumpsuits, or soft tailoring.
Style Tip: Use a brooch or scarf pin to secure the wrap, or belt it softly at the waist for a more structured feel.
Care Notes
Each Andraab scarf is hand-loomed with natural fibres like cashmere, merino, or silk, so it deserves a little extra care. Always store flat or loosely rolled to avoid creases. Spot clean when needed, and dry clean only when absolutely necessary. With proper care, your scarf will soften and age beautifully over time.
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