Christian Dior 80 Floral Silk Scarf

Q: What are the dimensions of this scarf?
A: This is a square scarf measuring approximately 80 × 80 cm. The "80" in the name refers to its size category, making it a versatile mid-sized square for everyday styling.

Q: What is this scarf made from?
A: This vintage Christian Dior piece is a silk scarf featuring a black base with a red floral print. Silk gives it a smooth feel, elegant drape and a polished finish.

Q: How can I wear an 80 cm silk scarf?
A: An 80 cm square can be styled in several ways: folded into a triangle and tied at the neck, worn bandana-style, knotted as a headscarf or hair tie, draped over the shoulders, or tied to a handbag handle for a refined finishing touch.

Q: Is this vintage Dior scarf authentic?
A: Every item at A Retro Tale is authenticated by in-house experts. For vintage Dior silk scarves, signs often include quality silk, crisp print registration, neat finishing and carefully executed rolled edges.

Q: Where was this scarf made?
A: The country of origin label states France, which is a classic and highly desirable origin for vintage Dior pieces.

Q: What condition is this scarf in?
A: It is listed in Very Good condition with light traces of use. As with most vintage silk pieces, minor signs of wear are part of the item’s character, so we recommend reviewing the images and measurements closely.

Q: Does this item come with a box, dust bag or other original inclusions?
A: This item is listed as coming with no additional inclusions. If something is not mentioned in the product information, it should be considered not included.

Q: How should I care for a vintage silk scarf?
A: Professional dry cleaning by a specialist familiar with delicate silk is the safest option. Avoid perfume, hairspray, rain and prolonged direct sunlight, and store the scarf flat or loosely rolled in a breathable fabric pouch when not in use.

Q: Can I remove creases at home?
A: Yes, with care. Use gentle steam from a short distance or a cool iron on the silk setting with a pressing cloth on the reverse side. Avoid high heat and do not over-press the rolled edges.