This pink Elephant Print scarf is a unique design from Where Does It Come From? Their elephant scarves have been firm favourites – even appearing on the lovely Joanna Lumley in her documentary series 'Joanna Lumley's India'!

The scarves have been created using soft 100% cotton farmed in India and then spun and woven by hand in a co-operative in Gujarat.  The khadi fabric is then hand dyed and block-printed by hand by skilled artisans to the unique Where Does It Come From? design.  The whole production process is very low water and practically carbon free.

As with all their products, each Pink Elephant Scarf comes with its traceability code on the label. You can use this to explore how your new scarf was made and who was involved in making it.  The pink elephant scarf design includes an attractive zig-zag border at the ends of the scarf. To do this, simply enter the code on the label on the WDICF? website. 

All our garment stories are also available by visiting the WDICF? story pages on their website. 

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"I just wanted to say that I have received the beautiful pink elephant scarf. It is so soft and at the same time warm and versatile, wearable summer or winter. It will not be easy for me to give it away as a Christmas present." Elizabeth. 

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"I bought two of these, one for a very stylish friend and one for my 11 year old niece. They are so beautiful and it’s great to know they are so ethical. I would recommend them as gifts or to wear yourself. Lovely!" Ruth.