Merino Luxury Wool Scarf Baby Blue and Cream Check
Regular price $49.95Story
Soft baby blue and warm cream come together in this classic check-pattern scarf, creating a fresh, understated look that feels both timeless and versatile. Its gentle colours pair easily with everyday outfits, adding a subtle touch of colour through the colder months.
Woven in Ireland by John Hanly, this scarf reflects a long tradition of Irish textile craftsmanship, bringing together fine merino wool, thoughtful design, and enduring quality.
A luxurious Irish scarf, combining softness, warmth, and classic style.
Why You'll Love It
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A soft, calming combination of baby blue and cream
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Fine merino wool with a luxurious feel
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A timeless check pattern that suits a variety of outfits
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Traditional Irish weaving by John Hanly
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A thoughtful gift for someone who appreciates Irish craftsmanship
Irish Heritage
Wool has long been part of Ireland’s textile heritage, valued for its warmth, versatility, and natural character. This scarf continues that tradition through fine merino wool and a classic check pattern, bringing traditional weaving into everyday life.
Product Details
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Made in County Tipperary, Ireland
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Crafted by John Hanly
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Baby blue and cream check pattern
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Merino wool scarf
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Classic design for versatile everyday wear
- 30 x 180 cm (12 x 71”)
The Carrick Mór Touch
At Carrick Mór, we believe every Irish gift carries a story. From the hands of talented makers to the places and traditions that inspire them, each piece celebrates the craftsmanship and enduring heritage of Ireland.
Made By John Hanly
John Hanly has been weaving in Ireland since 1893, when Denis Hanly and his son John established their weaving business at Ballyartella, near Nenagh in County Tipperary. Across generations, the family has continued to work with natural fibres, preserving traditional weaving skills while creating textiles for modern life.
Discover the story of John Hanly
From County Tipperary
Located in Munster, County Tipperary is known for its rolling countryside, fertile farmland, and enduring craft traditions. Near Nenagh, the weaving heritage of Ballyartella reflects the skill and continuity of Irish textile making.