Pre-Loved Hermes silk scarf
The 90cm carré: wearable art from Hermès
The Hermès carré is a 90cm silk twill square, hand-screen-printed and hand-rolled, produced since 1937 across thousands of collectible designs. It is one of the most enduring and versatile pieces of luxury accessory design.
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Why the silk scarf is iconic
Each carré involves painstaking screen-printing and hand-rolled edges, making it a genuine object of craft rather than mere branding. Iconic designs like Brides de Gala remain instantly recognisable and endlessly collectable.
Checking the price
Compare the live listings above for current asking prices — price is driven mostly by size, materials, condition and completeness (box, receipt, authenticity card).
Sizes & variants
The classic 90cm silk carré is joined by other sizes and materials, including the smaller 70cm, cashmere-silk GM shawls and vintage designs across countless print themes.
How to authenticate
- 1.Check for hand-rolled edges rolled toward the front, and confirm the crisp, multi-layered screen-print with a signed design name and copyright.
- 2.Examine the silk hand and weight, which should be substantial twill, and look for even, refined finishing throughout.
- 3.Confirm any accompanying box, ribbon and care card look correct, and buy from a seller offering an authentication guarantee.
Guidance only — always buy from sellers offering an authentication guarantee.
Buying a pre-owned Hermes silk scarf — FAQs
Why do original boxes and cards matter?
For scarves, the orange box, ribbon and care card add value and reassurance of provenance. Their presence often lifts the resale price noticeably.
How can I judge condition?
Check for pulls, snags, watermarks, fading and any perfume or storage odours. Hand-rolled edges should be intact and plump, not flat or frayed.