6A TOP GRADE 100% Pure Mulberry Silk
Custom Silk Scarf
Silk scarves have been a staple in fashion for centuries, known for their luxurious texture and elegant appearance. However, their uses extend far beyond being a mere fashion accessory.
Did you know that silk scarves can protect your hair and skin from damage? On sunny days, silk scarves can serve as a powerful shield against harmful UV rays. Simply tie a silk scarf around your neck or drape it over your head or shoulders to protect your skin and hair from sunburn. Additionally, silk’s natural breathability ensures that you stay cool and comfortable even in the heat. From making a fashion statement to protecting your hair and skin, silk scarves offer both style and functionality.
- Style
- Size
- Fabric
- Printing
- Rolling
- Label & Package
- Other Types
Style
Custom Silk Scarves, Show Us Your Design Pattern & Desired Size
Classic Square Scarf
Bandana / Pocket Square
Stole / Shawl
Neck Scarf
Infinity Scarf
Diamond Scarf
Graduation Stole / Sash
Triangle Scarf
Sizes
Whether you prefer a classic square scarf or a modern infinity scarf, there is a style to suit every taste and occasion.
Fabric
Each type of silk fabric has its own unique characteristics and benefits, so it is worth exploring different options to find the one that suits your style and needs.
Momme Count
is a form of weight measurement that is used for silk, pronounced “mom-ee” and abbreviated as “mm”.
8mm 10mm 12mm 14mm
Recommended for: scarves, fashion design decoration, etc.
Very thin and light, a little transparent, and can be beautifully displayed on both sides when printing various patterns, which is very soft and elegant.
16mm
Recommended for: scrunchies, headband, hair curler, bonnet, facemask, bra, underwear, etc
Relatively thin, the fabric appears a little bit transparent, not recommended to use it as silk pillowcase, since it is easy to be damaged after washing several times.
19mm 22mm
Recommended for: pillowcases, bedding, eyemask, pajamas, garment,etc
Popular thicknesses in market. The gloss and air permeability of 19mm have reached the standard requirements of luxurious life. 22mm has higher fabricdensity, better hand feeling, more texture & durable.
Printing
The choice of printing method depends on the desired design, budget, and production requirements.
Regular Digital Print
Regular digital printing is the process of printing digital-based images directly onto silk which allows to print any complex artworks, images. This method offers a wide range of colors and allows for intricate details and gradients. Regular digital print needs short production time, for samples, about 7-10 days, mass production about 15-20 days.
Digital print allows low MOQ: 10PCS/design, even can be lower.
The disadvantage of digital print is the penetration, inks can’t well penetrate through, backside color only can reach 50-60% of front.
Double-side Digital Printing
Double-Sides digital printing is the upgrade of regular digital printing, allows to print artworks on both two sides of fabrics.
Double-sides digital printing perfectly solved the ink penetration problem two sides can show same pattern or different patterns, two scarf in one.
Double-sides digital printing minimum is relatively high: 50PCS/design. The disadvantage of it is the production time is longer and the price is higher than regular digital printing.
Screen Printing
Screen printing is one of the most common and traditional methods used to print silk scarves. It involves creating a stencil of the desired design and then using a mesh screen to transfer the ink onto the fabric. The main advantage is the vivid results it creates, not only on the front side but back side with distince lines. For screen printing, the penetration can be better than regular digital printing, it is the traditional printing famous brands choose like: Hermes. Screen Printing is versatile, durable, and vibrant, with cheaper price if large quantity.
The disadvantage is screen printing requires minimum: 100PCS each color at least with screen cost: 40 USD each color.
Rolling
One of the key elements that sets silk scarves apart is the way their edges are finished.
Hand-rolled
is a mark of true craftsmanship. Skilled artisans meticulously roll and stitch the edges of the silk scarf by hand, creating a delicate and elegant finish. This technique adds a touch of luxury to the scarf and is often seen in high-end designer pieces.
Machine-rolled
is a classic and refined way to finish the edges of a silk scarf. This technique involves carefully rolling the fabric and stitching it in place, creating a neat and seamless edge.
Double Layers
With a double-sided silk scarf, you can effortlessly switch up your look without needing multiple scarves. Whether you're attending a formal event or going for a casual outing, you can easily flip the scarf to match your outfit or mood.
Tassel
offer a more casual and bohemian look to a silk scarf. Fringed edges add texture and movement to the scarf, making it a great choice for adding a playful touch to your outfit.
Labeling & Package
Branding labels and package of products can help create a professional image for a business. A well-designed label and packing can convey a sense of quality and professionalism, making the product more appealing to customers.
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| Hand Sewing | Machine Sewing | Hang Tag |
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| Printed Label | Woven Label |
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| Cotton Material | Leather Material |
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| Up and Bottom Box | ||
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| Magnetic Box | Envelope Box | Cylinder Box |
Other Types
Whether you prefer a lightweight scarf or a luxurious and glossy one, there is a fabric out there that will suit your needs and preferences.
Silk Blend Fabric
Rayon Fabric
Modal Fabric
Wool Fabric
Cotton Fabric
