Roxana upcycled crochet scarf
Bring joy and colour to the gloomiest of days with these beautiful crochet scarves, handmade by Syrian and Palestinian refugee women who receive 100% of the profits.
These scarves are made with remnants of yarn from other designs, each stripe using up the otherwise-useless end of a ball of wool. This means we produce less waste in the workshop, especially important in Lebanon, a tiny country that struggles to cope with waste and has little recycling in place.
Each one is unique, made with bright wools according to the fancy of the artisan.
Product specifications
Wool-cotton mix
Cold machine wash on a gentle cycle
Roughly 18cm x 220cm (each one is unique so may slightly vary)
Bring joy and colour to the gloomiest of days with these beautiful crochet scarves, handmade by Syrian and Palestinian refugee women who receive 100% of the profits.
These scarves are made with remnants of yarn from other designs, each stripe using up the otherwise-useless end of a ball of wool. This means we produce less waste in the workshop, especially important in Lebanon, a tiny country that struggles to cope with waste and has little recycling in place.
Each one is unique, made with bright wools according to the fancy of the artisan.
Product specifications
Wool-cotton mix
Cold machine wash on a gentle cycle
Roughly 18cm x 220cm (each one is unique so may slightly vary)
Bring joy and colour to the gloomiest of days with these beautiful crochet scarves, handmade by Syrian and Palestinian refugee women who receive 100% of the profits.
These scarves are made with remnants of yarn from other designs, each stripe using up the otherwise-useless end of a ball of wool. This means we produce less waste in the workshop, especially important in Lebanon, a tiny country that struggles to cope with waste and has little recycling in place.
Each one is unique, made with bright wools according to the fancy of the artisan.
Product specifications
Wool-cotton mix
Cold machine wash on a gentle cycle
Roughly 18cm x 220cm (each one is unique so may slightly vary)