Humble Hilo Handmade Shimmer Thread Scarf or...

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More information about Humble Hilo Handmade Shimmer Thread Scarf or Shawl Large Lightweight Neckscarf Wrap for Women with Metallic Embroidery

FEATURES: Humble Hilo’s handmade sparkle scarves are lightweight and measure 80in by 24in wide. They come in various colors, including neutrals, black, white, brown, and vibrant colors, green, red, pink, yellow. Each shade has either gold or silver embroidered shimmer and sequins add subtle dimension
STYLE: This scarf is chic, vintage and even bohemian. It is versatile working great as a head scarf, neck scarf or pashmina, shawl, wrap for women with any style. Whether you're going for a bold statement or a more subtle look, these scarves are the outstanding accessory to add a pop of color, dimension or extra layer
OCCASION : With their substantial width and length, these scarves/wraps are flawless for adding some warmth on a chilly night without adding lots of bulk They are lightweight and great cover ups when traveling. The Shimmer makes them an elegant option for black tie dress coverup. They are perfect for summer spring and fall. You can even add them to a hat or bag for extra color
SOURCING: These scarves are handmade in India by home-based female artisans in a fair trade environment, qualifying for SA8000 which certifies the highest social standards for fair and decent workplace environments. Humble Hilo is proud to support better working conditions, worker well-being and women upliftment
CHARITABLE GIVING: With every product sold, Humble Hilo supports The Humble Village Project, a charity organization that improves the lives of the poorest Mayan people in Guatemala