
Silk scarf mod. Mystetsky Arsenal
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Silk scarf mod. Mystetsky Arsenal
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Setaccio Store
Corso Italia 20A
28100 Novara NO
Italy
CHARACTERISTICS:
Color: Grigio chiaro
Material: 100% seta
Template code: 2005
Season: Primavera/Estate
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THE BRAND
Faliero Sarti
Faliero Sarti is an Italian textile maison founded in 1949 in Prato, one of the most important European districts for fabric processing. Born from the experience of the eponymous founder, the company builds its heritage on fiber research and the ability to transform the material through weaving, finishing, and experimentation. With Monica Sarti, this textile culture is translated into a collection of scarves and stoles that take fabric beyond the role of a simple garment component and transform it into an autonomous accessory.
The strength of the brand lies in the combination of fibers and treatments. Cashmere, silk, wool, modal, cotton, and viscose are mixed to obtain different weights and transparencies, ranging from impalpable surfaces to more enveloping constructions. Shades, fringed edges, prints, and artisanal workmanship contribute to creating an intentionally soft and non-rigid appearance. The scarf thus becomes an object capable of modifying proportions and color of the look without requiring a formal construction.
The Faliero Sarti selection on Setaccio is entirely dedicated to Made in Italy scarves and stoles. There are models in modal and cashmere, wool and cashmere, pure cashmere, silk, and precious blends with virgin wool. Models like Giudy, Eros, Giselda, Planet, and Marcolino show different approaches to the material, from artisanal shades to more compact or light surfaces. The variety of compositions allows choosing accessories for different seasons and degrees of warmth.
Faliero Sarti on Setaccio therefore represents a culture of fabric applied to the accessory. Research on yarns, hand, color, and lightness define scarves designed not only to protect, but to become an expressive part of the male wardrobe.










