Petronius

"Vintage Print - Milano 1971" Bandana Made of Wool and Silk - Hand-Rolled

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Our friendly relationship with the Wollisch family, the owners of Petronius, has enabled us to have a small batch of bandanas made in the Petronius workshop. The fabric for these bandanas comes from Petronius’s historic fabric archive. 

All scarves in the "Milano 1971" line are now available in limited quantities—deadstock!

Minor "irregularities" in the seams on the inside are a typical sign of this wonderful craftsmanship.

This beautiful bandana is a "must-have" for your casual look! It's the perfect complement to a G.Inglese polo shirt or a shirt from Borriello or Finamore. 

FEATURES

  • Limited Edition "Milano 1971"
  • Pattern: Vintage Print
  • Material: 70% wool, 30% silk
  • Color: Denim blue, cream, brown - multicolor
  • Hand-rolled
  • Dimensions: 70 x 70 cm

Handcrafted in Italy!

ABOUT PETRONIUS

Since its founding in 1914 in Milan, the family-owned company Petronius has represented the absolute pinnacle of Italian tie and silk manufacturing. Named after the Roman author Petronius Arbiter, the historical arbiter of good taste, the traditional house is still run today with family passion in Milan. Every single piece—from the classic tie and refined scarves to artistic pocket squares—is created entirely by hand. What makes Petronius so unique is its uncompromising loyalty to its own style: far removed from fleeting fashion trends, the manufactory draws from a deep cultural heritage and an in-house archive of exclusive patterns on the finest silk, wool, and cashmere qualities. A tie by Petronius is not a loud accessory, but rather the most subtle form of Milanese elegance and the ideal addition to a sophisticated wardrobe.

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