Le Quai means "the quay". It's named for the way reflections stagger across water at a harbour in the early light, which is what the patterning does across the weave.

You already read the label on your food. This is the same question asked about what sits against your skin all day.

What it's made of

100% linen. Nothing blended in, no viscose, and the white tassels are linen too, not cotton or polyester. Woven on a shuttle loom by artisans in India. The base weave is finer and closer than its sister scarf, Le Rive, so it drapes flatter and reads as more refined. [Weight] gsm.

What it's like to live with

t's not itchy or scratchy, but soft and gentle against your skin. Linen naturally breathes and it softens with every wash and grows more comfortable with age.

Environmental Impact

Biodegradable: Linen comes from the flax plant and breaks down naturally unlike polyester which is non-biodegradable.

Microplastics: Washing polyester releases tiny plastic particles into waterways. Linen creates zero harmful plastic waste.

Machine wash cold on gentle, line dry in the shade. Don't tumble dry it.