Silk satin scarf "Breakfast in Budapest" (Paris Edition)

The first product of HERALBONY EUROPE was unveiled in Paris, France. It is a 100% silk scarf that is different from anything that has been made with the utmost care from the materials to the manufacturing process. This unique piece of art brought to life by the highest quality silk will run through the fashion city.

*This product was originally scheduled to be sold only in France, but now that it is set to become available in Japan, it is planned to be rolled out in Japan in the future.

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Product Features

■About the "Paris Edition"

Aiming to realize a society where all uniqueness can exist as it is. HERALBONY, which is challenging the world, has created a new scarf that gives off a Parisian vibe. The items that were unveiled at an exhibition at the art gallery "Galerie Christian Berst" in the Marais district of Paris will be delivered to everyone in Japan.

■The highest quality silk made with people with disabilities

The "Paris Edition" uses silk from United Silk as its raw material. The "Setouchi Silk Factory", a collaboration between the "Social Welfare Corporation Kurushima-kai" based in Imabari, Ehime and United Silk, has made it possible to work with people with disabilities from the silk-raising process onwards. The highest quality silk is used. The unique luster and rich texture of the satin weave enhance the unique art with an overwhelming sense of luxury.

■ Rich luster, perfect for special occasions

The silk satin's unique luster gives a high-quality touch to a simple style. HERALBONY uses a fabric that is about 150% thicker than a regular silk scarf, giving it a soft texture. It's the best quality for special occasions, but you can also wear it casually in your daily life like the people of Paris.

■About HERALBONY's overseas expansion

In July 2024, we will establish a new subsidiary, "HERALBONY EUROPE," in Paris, France. Using the art data of over 2,000 unique artists managed by HERALBONY, we will develop a business that leads to changing the image of "disability" globally. We will also work to conclude new contracts with overseas artists through local welfare facilities.