Navy Melange Handloomed Soft Mohair Scarf

Navy Melange Handloomed Soft Mohair ScarfMidnight Mist. Artisan Softness. Wrap yourself in comfort and quiet luxury with our brushed mohair scarf, handcrafted in Ireland. A midnight inspired palette of deep navy and blue mlange gives this timeless piece a modern, refined edge, while the brushed finish lends featherlight softness and warmth. Bright blue fringe edges add movement, texture, and a distinctly artisanal charm. Made from the finest Italian mohair yarnsourced from the Angora goat

Midnight Mist. Artisan Softness.

Wrap yourself in comfort and quiet luxury with our brushed mohair scarf, handcrafted in Ireland. A midnight-inspired palette of deep navy and blue mélange gives this timeless piece a modern, refined edge, while the brushed finish lends featherlight softness and warmth. Bright blue fringe edges add movement, texture, and a distinctly artisanal charm.

Made from the finest Italian mohair yarn—sourced from the Angora goat and blended with wool—this airy weave captures warmth without weight. Each strand is hand-dyed in a historic Irish mill, using a small-batch process that preserves the fiber’s natural softness and enriches the depth of its color.

Spun, woven, and hand-finished by master artisans, every scarf embodies centuries of Irish textile tradition while feeling thoroughly modern. A striking gift—or a forever favorite in your own collection.

Details

• 70% Mohair, 30% Wool

• Dimensions: 9” x 72”

• Hand-dyed in a custom palette

• Dry Clean Only

• Handcrafted in Ireland

• Ships from the USA

💛 Why We Love It:

The colors are rich, the texture cloud-soft, and the craftsmanship extraordinary. Bold yet timeless, Midnight Mist is a statement piece designed to be worn and treasured for years to come.

About the Artisan

Cushendale Woollen Mills (est. 1778) in Graiguenamanagh, Ireland, is one of the last remaining mills in Ireland to dye, spin, and weave on-site. Nestled along the River Barrow in a town with more than 800 years of textile heritage, Cushendale remains family-run and part of the World Crafts Council–designated Craft City & Region.