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Verloop Dash Stripe Skinny Scarf

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Color:  Black/ Multi

Size:  Oblong

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A colorful accent that adds a pop of pattern to your closet.

MoMA Exclusive: Verloop, Dutch for "process", is a female-founded accessory brand that transforms textile remnants into everyday accessories. This Dash Stripe Skinny Scarf features a graphic stripe pattern in a bold palette. Each piece is knit from soft, hypoallergenic deadstock acrylic yarn at a family-owned factory in the Philippines. Style this with everyday looks to add a vibrant pop of color. The Dash Stripe Skinny Scarf measures 87l x 5”w. Machine washable (gentle cycle), lay flat to dry.

  • Designer
    Ella Lim
  • Size
    87l x 5"w
  • Material
    100% Acrylic
  • Year of Design
    2026
  • Origin
    Philippines
Machine washable (gentle cycle), lay flat to dry
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Verloop
Verloop

Founded by Ella Lim, Verloop (Dutch for "process) is known for utilizing deadstock material and challenging themselves to make something new out of fabric remnants, instead of sending them to landfills. The brand uses its expertise to turn deadstock yarn into quality, colorful knits. All of their products are made in a family-owned factory in the Philippines, where design and production all happen under one roof. The factory is run by Ella's mom and has been producing knits for international brands since the 1980s.

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