Khadi Cowboy Scarf - Winslow

Dimensions: 46" x 46"

$109.00

Handwoven Square Scarf

Approximately 48" x 48"

Brave the elements with Winslow Handwoven Cowboy Scarf! This unique scarf boasts rusty red tones and stripes of silk and cotton, beautifully hand-plied by women artisans at a NGO in India that supports heritage textiles craft.

- 100% Khadi (handspun) Cotton and Silk
- Handwoven in Maheshwar, India
- Yarns dyed with Natural and AZO-Free Dyes
- Approximately 46" by 48"

Please note: Every scarf comes with a tag that states the artisan handweaver’s name. Due to the hand-made quality, each scarf is unique and may vary slightly from the pictured.

Hand wash cold or machine wash using a mesh bag and gentle cycle. Only use mild detergents. Hang dry.

Please note: After washing, the handspun khadi yarns may become softer and develop a crepe-like texture. This effect is called gudi mudi meaning "scrunched cotton" in the local language of Maheshwar.

SHIPPING

Orders ship approximately twice weekly from Portland, OR via USPS First Class Mail. If you need rushed shipping, please email Lindsey at support@lastchancetextiles.com before placing your order. We will do our best to accommodate requests, but expedited shipping is not guaranteed.

Custom chainstitch orders require an additional 7-10 days of production time.

RETURNS

We accept returns within 14 days of delivery
Items must be unworn, unused, with tags attached, in original packaging, and accompanied by proof of purchase.
Returns and exchanges are available to US customers only. International orders and custom embroidery items are final sale.

Sale items, gift cards, personalized embroidery, and items marked FINAL SALE cannot be returned or exchanged.

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Khadi Cowboy Scarf - Winslow

$109.00

ABOUT THE ARTISANS

In a collaborative spirit WomenWeave has interpreted Last Chance Textiles's hand-drawn plaids into scarves since 2017.

WomenWeave is a registered Charitable Trust based in Maheshwar, India that has supported the role of women in hand-loom weaving since 2002. Their work focuses on making handloom a sustainable, dignified, income-earning, and life-improving activity. Many of the women have never woven before and WW therefore provides them with training and opportunities for progressive skills enhancement
in order to maximize their livelihood opportunities. Where women have acted as “shadow weavers”, supplementing male family member’s work, WomenWeave creates opportunities for them to gain more control over and be recognized for their labor, as well as enhance their skill-set.