4- W5403 Scarf - Black Devoré Faux Fur Lined Multifunctional Cross-Over Italian Women's

One Piece, Many Silhouettes

A black devoré faux fur scarf that refuses to stay a scarf. Fully lined, with a cross-over front closure that holds it in place, it wears as a collar, a shrug, a stole or a shoulder piece depending on how you fasten it. Made in Italy by LA HAINE INSIDE US, one object with several lives.

Why This Scarf Is Different

• Multifunctional by design — unlike a standard scarf that only drapes, the cross-over closure lets it sit as a collar, stole, shrug or shoulder wrap.
• Cross-over front closure — it stays where you put it. No constant readjusting through the day.
• Devoré faux fur — burnout technique carves tonal relief into the pile, so a single black reads with depth and shadow instead of flat fluff.
• Fully lined — a smooth inner face that glides over knitwear and tailoring rather than catching on it.
• Animal-free — the volume and softness of fur with none of it.
• One size — the closure does the fitting, so it works across body types and over layers.
• Total black, no logos — pure texture, nothing to date it.
• Made in Italy — Italian construction and finishing throughout.
• Light to carry — the fastest way to change the shape of an outfit without packing another coat.

Specifications

• Style: Multifunctional lined faux fur scarf with cross-over front closure
• Color: Black
• Material: Main fabric 100% polyester; lining 100% polyester
• Features: Devoré burnout faux fur, full lining, cross-over front closure, multifunctional wear
• Fit: One size
• Origin: Made in Italy
• Brand: LA HAINE INSIDE US
• Season: Fall / Winter
• Gender: Women's
• Model: Height 180cm, chest 85cm, shoulders 41cm, waist 64cm, hips 90cm — wearing one size

Women's Size Chart

The cross-over closure adjusts to the wearer, so one size covers a wide range and layers comfortably over other pieces.

The Moment You Put It On

It has weight, more than a scarf should. You cross the front, fasten it, and suddenly your shoulders have a line they did not have a second ago. The pile catches light unevenly where the devoré has cut into it, so black stops being one colour.

Then you realise you can wear it three other ways. High around the neck when it is cold, dropped onto the shoulders indoors, opened out as a stole in the evening. Where a standard fur collar commits you to one look, this one keeps changing its mind with you.

The Art of Devoré

Devoré, from the French for devoured, is a burnout technique in which a chemical paste dissolves selected fibres and leaves others intact. On faux fur it sculpts the pile into relief, creating pattern through depth rather than through print or colour. It is slow, couture-adjacent work, and it is why this piece reads as texture rather than as costume.

The Art of the Cross-Over Closure

A wrap that stays closed has to be engineered: the overlap, the fastening point and the drape all have to agree, or the piece gapes the moment you move. Here the closure sits at the front and locks the shape, which is exactly what makes multiple wearing positions possible from one flat object.

How to Wear It

• City winter: fastened high as a collar over a wool coat, everything else black.
• Indoors: dropped onto the shoulders as a shrug over a fine knit and tailored trousers.
• Travel: the one accessory that changes an outfit without taking luggage space.
• Evening: opened as a stole over a slip dress, texture against fluid fabric.

Care Instructions

• Do not machine wash; the devoré pile can mat.
• Do not iron — heat damages polyester faux fur permanently.
• Do not tumble dry.
• Do not bleach.
• Professional or specialist cleaning recommended.
• Spot clean lightly with a barely damp cloth, then air dry away from radiators and direct sun.
• Brush the pile gently in one direction to restore loft after wear.
• Store hanging or loosely rolled so the pile is never crushed.

LA HAINE INSIDE US. Devoré faux fur. Made in Italy.