Adorn yourself with the exquisite Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Blue Tartan Lambswool Scarf by Locharron Scotland. This beautiful piece of clothing is perfect for women who love Roses and the colour Blue. The scarf is made with high-quality materials and has tags attached to it, ensuring its authenticity.
The Princess scarf is part of the Princess brand collection, which is known for its unique and stylish designs. This scarf is perfect for adding a touch of elegance to your outfit, and its versatile nature makes it a perfect accessory for any formal or casual occasion. Get ready to embrace winter with this stunning scarf that is both stylish and comfortable.
The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Tartan Lochcarron Lambswool scarf is a soft blue-based check with turquoise, white, red and black overchecks. This brushed lambswool scarf is an essential accessory for any wardrobe. Wear this classic and smart accessory draped over your shoulders or use it to wrap up warm.
Diana, Princess of Wales is fondly remembered as someone who cared passionately for others – making everyone she met feel special and valued with her genuine warmth and compassion.
Lochcarron of Scotland, the world’s largest manufacturer of authentic tartan, received official approval to design the Diana, Princes of Wales Memorial Tartan in September 1997.
It was created in sympathetic response and respect for the Princess’s memory. The tartan is based on a variation of the Royal Stewart plaid, in colours inspired by the Princess. In 2009 Lochcarron decided it was time to add to the Memorial Tartan range and also introduced the Diana Memorial Rose Tartan.
A donation from your purchase will go towards the registered charity ‘The Diana Award’
We hope you enjoy this unique gift, knowing that your contribution will make a lasting difference.
Tartan: Diana Princess of Wales Memorial.
Dimensions: 24cm x 180cm (9" x 70") including roped fringe.
Composition: 100% Lambswool.
Wash Care Instructions: Dry Clean Only.
Made proudly at our mill in the heart of the Scottish Borders.