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A small scarf worn around the neck is called a neckerchief. This neckerchief is 65cm square, a little larger than a bandana, and is an easy-to-use size for both scarf novices and fashionistas who are good at wrapping things around their necks.
The fabric is cotton and linen, and is soft, crisp, and fluffy and light, making it useful for protecting against UV rays and air conditioning in spring and summer. Since this is the season when you no longer need a jacket, you can add variety to your cut-and-sew, cotton knit, or shirt by simply adding one neckerchief to the collar or collar of your shirt, making it a convenient neckerchief for adult fashion. The more you use it and wash it, the more the texture improves, and the more comfortable it feels on your skin, so it's an item you'll love the more you use it.

Make your neck look great

Vincenzo Miozza's neckerchiefs have established a style that combines the traditions of Naples, Italy and England. The technology of the printed fabrics, which are made in Italy, is at the world's highest level, and the brand also handles OEM for many famous fashion houses.

The cotton linen neckerchiefs are made with high quality and attention to detail, and they give classic paisley and check patterns an elegant and mature look, so they are recommended for a wide range of people who like fashionable necklines. Of course, you can wear them not only around your neck, but also as an accent, like a bag handle or charm, and they are also great for finishing off your hairstyle. The versatile cotton linen neckerchiefs are also recommended as gifts for Father's Day and Mother's Day.

From Como, Northern Italy, Where Silk Loves

Vincenzo Miozza is a factory brand based in Lombardy, northern Italy, around Lake Como. The area around Lake Como is also known as a silk production area, and has been the center of textile creation and production in Italy, especially printed fabrics, for over a century. The Como area is a place where people love and cherish printed fabrics. While there is estimated data that more than 100 tons of dyed and printed silk are discarded worldwide every year, there is no data on the amount of silk discarded in the Como area, which shows that people who cherish printed fabrics gather here.

The founder of the brand, Vincenzo Miozza, moved to Como and established a style that combines Italian and British traditions. Those who knew him say that he was a refined man who was cultured, curious, adventurous, and full of elegance. Vincenzo was founded in Naples in the 1920s and its high design sense and fabrics have captivated many designers. The company is entrusted with the production of fabrics for many famous fashion houses, and all of its fabrics, produced with the highest quality techniques in the world, look beautiful when wrapped around the neck. Since founding its own company in 1968, the company has continued to create rich and beautiful printed scarves and ties, and is one of the brands with many fans around the world.