Custom proportions
Set the finished width and length around neck, hair, wrist or bag styling.
Custom silk
twillies.
A narrow silk scarf can work at the neck, wrist, hair or bag handle. Its small format rewards clear motifs, useful contrast and careful planning at both ends.
Designed at final scale
Keep motifs, logos and end details readable across the narrow format.
Sample before production
Review color, scale, handfeel and finish before bulk production.
Defined in the quote
MOQ, schedule, labels, packaging and delivery are confirmed against the actual specification.
Why choose a twilly
Small format, many styling moments.
Twillies and skinny scarves turn a compact strip of artwork into a flexible styling accessory. Because the surface is narrow, oversized motifs may disappear and small details must remain readable after tying.
The two ends are especially visible. They can repeat, mirror or carry complementary artwork, while the center needs enough visual continuity to work around a neck, wrist or handle.
Design priorities
Make every centimeter useful.
Work at final scale early. A narrow scarf needs a simpler hierarchy than a large square and should be checked in the exact intended proportions.
Keep motifs readable
Test the artwork at finished width so lines, repeats and brand elements stay clear on silk.
Use both tips
Plan the ends as visible design moments, especially when the twilly is tied in a bow or worn loose.
Design for a small fold
Strong color relationships help the pattern remain recognizable when only a narrow section is visible.
Quote checklist
Define the twilly before production.
Custom orders start from 50 pieces. Sampling typically takes 3–5 days, followed by 15–25 days for bulk production after sample approval and final order confirmation.
See capabilities & quality planning ↗- Finished length and width
- Silk type and agreed weight
- End and repeat artwork
- Print and color references
- Edge finish and labels
- Packaging, quantity and delivery