About
Drape: prints made to move
A small studio drawing prints for square scarves, long scarves and bandanas. Here is how we work.
Our story
A small print studio by the sea
Drape began with a sketchbook of waves and a single square scarf. Today we still draw every print by hand and roll every edge in our studio (sample text).
We make a few prints a season, in small runs, so each one gets a proper name, a proper film and a proper box.
- Every print drawn by hand
- Small runs, a few prints a season
- Edges rolled and stitched by hand
The print makers at Drape (sample text)
The print studio
Every print starts on paper
We draw each print in brush and ink, scan it, then repeat it across the scarf. The edges are rolled and stitched by hand.
Drawn in brush and ink
Colour tested on cloth
Hand-rolled edges
Sample description of our studio.
How to choose
Find your scarf in three steps
01
Pick a shape
Square for knots, long for wraps, bandana for small knots and hair.
02
Pick a print
Follow the swatch circles: teal waves, coral blooms, ink leaves or sand geometry.
03
Watch it tied
Every scarf has a clip. Tie along with it once it arrives.
What you can expect
Our promises to you
Gift box included
Every square scarf leaves in a gift box with tissue (sample offer).
A clip for every print
Watch each scarf move and see four ways to tie it.
30-day returns
Unworn scarves with tags can come back within 30 days (sample policy).
Tracked delivery
Orders leave the studio in two working days, tracked (sample times).