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A small scarf that wraps around the neck is called a neckerchief, and this moderate size is the reason why it is easy to use regardless of gender. A cotton linen neckerchief from Vincenzo Miozza that can be worn over a cut and sewn shirt to give a glimpse of it from the neck of a shirt.

The addition of linen to cotton makes it easier to use than silk, but cotton linen has a more elegant look than 100% cotton. It has just the right amount of casualness and is easy to incorporate into your daily outing style, so it is recommended for those who want to try scarves for the first time.

Nice neck

Thin and soft fabric that is easy to use in spring and summer, and a moderately sized neckerchief of 65 cm. Neckerchief is a Japanese word that combines neck and kerchief (decorative cloth), and cotton linen neckerchief is exactly that, a scarf with a stylish pattern that makes your neck look great.

Vincenzo Miozza's neckerchief has established a style that fuses Italian Neapolitan and English traditions, and sets it apart from simple paisley and dot patterns. Not to mention the overall design, when you take a closer look at the various patterns, large and small, you can tell that this is the world's highest level of technology. You will be amazed at the points.

The cotton linen neckerchief, which is made with high quality and attention to detail, is recommended for those who use scarves on a daily basis and those who try it for the first time. As for the neckerchief, for example, it is fashionable to wrap it around the accent of a basket bag, and it is also wonderful to try it as a finishing touch to your hairstyle. Colorful and fun to choose colors, this cotton linen neckerchief will be a happy gift for Father's Day or Mother's Day.

From Como, the northern part of Italy that loves silk

Vincenzo Miozza is a factory brand based in Lombardy, northern Italy, around Lake Como. The area around Lake Como, also known for its silk production, has been the center of the creation and production of Italian textiles, especially printed fabrics, for more than a century. The Como district loves and cherishes printed fabrics. While there is forecast data that more than 100 tons of dyed and printed silk is discarded every year worldwide, there is no waste data in the Como area, so people who value printed fabrics are gathering. You can see that

Vincenzo Miozza, the founder of the brand, moved to Como and established a style that fuses Italian and British traditions. Those who knew him described him as an educated, curious, adventurous and elegant man. Born in Naples in the 1920s, Vincenzo's high design sense and fabrics have attracted many designers. The excellent quality of the fabrics that many famous maisons are entrusted with, and the fabrics that are said to be the world's highest level, all look beautiful when wrapped around the neck. Since establishing his own company in 1968, he has continued to make rich and beautiful printed scarves and ties, and is one of the brands with many fans around the world.