Make a bold statement with this vibrant 1970s Echo silk scarf, reflecting the era’s dynamic style. Featuring a stylized floral motif in rich red, white, and blue, capturing the patriotic excitement of the Bicentennial period. Crafted from luxurious silk, this versatile piece can be worn as a headscarf, necktie, or sash, adding an effortlessly cool, casual, yet polished touch to any look.
Features the Red, white, and blue bicentennial era label: ECHO 100% Pure Silk, Made in Japan, RN 26128
Measures approximately 65" x 30"
There are a few small stains at the center length of the scarf - please see the provided images.
Echo Scarves has a rich history that dates back to 1923, when it was founded by Theresa and Edgar C. Hyman on their wedding day, marking the beginning of a legacy in luxury accessories. The brand quickly gained recognition for its high-quality craftsmanship and stylish designs. In the 1930s, at the urging of Theresa Hyman, Echo made a groundbreaking move by becoming the first scarf company to print its logo directly onto a scarf, setting the stage for its iconic status in the fashion world. This innovation helped solidify Echo's reputation as a forward-thinking brand that combined elegance with bold design, creating scarves that were both functional and fashion-forward.
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