What is the scarf made of?

It is silk twill, made in Italy. The twill weave gives it a smooth surface and enough body to hold a knot.

How is this different from Burberry's classic Check scarf?

The Check here is printed with a watercolour effect rather than in crisp, even lines. The construction is silk twill with hand-rolled edges, so it is a lighter, dressier accessory than a wool or cashmere Check scarf.

What are hand-rolled edges?

The edges are rolled and stitched by hand rather than flat-hemmed. It is a more labor-intensive finish common on higher-end silk scarves.

It is a square scarf. The square shape lets you fold it into a band for the neck, a triangle for the shoulders, or a strip for a bag handle.

How should I care for it?

Treat it as delicate silk: gentle hand washing or professional dry cleaning, no harsh detergent, and cool ironing on the reverse. Store it folded or rolled away from direct sun.

Does it come in other colors?

The print is shown in purple. Burberry has released the watercolour Check in other colorways over time, so check the specific listing for the colorway you want.