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Inside a scarf supply chain: from fibre to finished piece

How a silk scarf travels from filament to your store, step by step.

By YANYAN24 Aug 20261 min read
Inside a scarf supply chain: from fibre to finished piece

A silk scarf is a small object with a long chain behind it. Understanding the chain helps you ask the right questions and spot quality.

1. Fibre

Mulberry silk starts with silkworms fed on mulberry leaves; the cocoon is reeled into a continuous filament and graded (A to 6A). Cashmere comes from the combed undercoat of cashmere goats.

2. Weave

The yarn is woven into twill, satin, chiffon or crepe de chine, and its momme weight is set here. Heavier momme = more silk per square metre.

3. Print and finish

Patterns are applied by digital, screen or jacquard method, then the edges are finished — hand-rolled for luxury, machine-hemmed for volume.

4. Inspection

Every order passes an AQL inspection: fabric, print, hem and label checked before it ships from our Hefei, Anhui factory.

Because we control the chain from fibre to finish, we can guarantee grade and weight in a way a trader cannot. Ask us about any step — transparency is the point.

Related: Silk grades & momme · The hand-rolled hem · Our factory

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