Vintage Hermès "Le Mors à la Conétable" Silk Carré 90 - Henri d'Origny

Thierry Hermès opened his harness and bridle workshop in Paris in 1837, and the house did not print its first silk carré until 1937, a century in. Designed by Henri d'Origny and first issued in 1970, this is one of the house's most enduring equestrian designs: horse bits and curb chains, ribbons and rosettes, on a navy ground with gold, oxblood and teal. It has been printed many times since, so the design dates to 1970 rather than the scarf itself.

The cartouche reads Le Mors "A LA CONÉTABLE." The care tag reads FABRIQUÉ EN FRANCE / 100% SOIE and MADE IN FRANCE / 100% SILK / DRY CLEAN ONLY. The hem is hand rolled and rolled toward the front, which is the detail that matters on an Hermès carré.

Condition: beautiful. No stains, no pulls, no spotting.

100% silk twill. Dry clean only. Keep perfume and deodorant off it, store rolled or loosely folded, away from light.

One of one. Sold as found.

No returns - as is.