the • Myosotis collection
‘love your darlings’
➇ darling scarves
supplemented with a new
public’s favourite every year
In the • Myosotis collection, the scarves you received most warmly in previous years are brought back to life It’s is a series of eight darling scarves, supplemented with a new public’s favourite every year.
➇ DARLING scarves
that won’t disappear,
but are here to stay
Our collections fit into a cycle of letting go and reappearing, mirroring the changing of the seasons and nature’s cycle of life and growth.
Season after season, scarves will fade into the background. On the one hand, this is how we keep our series limited and unique; on the other hand, it is a lesson in letting go, time and again.
These designs form an autonomous collection in its own right. One that won’t disappear, but is here to stay. Ever-growing, blossoming and flourishing.
Plant a seed, reap a harvest.
Because we are rather nostalgic by nature, we knit one design anew every season, in an attempt to outpace the seasons and avoid final farewells.
Discover the past eight years that formed
the • Myosotis collection
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![Portrait of a girl at the coast during the night wrapped up in a bright blue scarf with copper and gold details. Image by Bieke Depoorter]()
Winter '16 - [slag·zee]
Three waves have been converted into a pattern that captures the movements of the sea, both visually and materially. Learn more
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![Portrait of a girl waiting for the train. She's wearing a black coat and a striped knit scarf in dark blue and hot pink. Image by Bieke Depoorter]()
Winter '17 - Lost & Found
A collection about the melancholy of lost items, expressed in the random folds of a scarf left carelessly behind. Learn more
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![Wide shot of two models in a quarry wearing bright colored knit scarfs with an abstract geometric pattern. The male model's scarf is dark blue and red. The female model's scarf is black and white.]()
Winter '18 - Bernd & Hilla
Central to this collection is the unexplored beauty of geometrical patterns, brick arrangements and repetitive compositions of industrial facades. Learn more
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![Portrait of a woman wearing a winter outfit while discovering the heathland during golden hour.]()
Winter '19 - Flux
The Flux collection is inspired by natural invisible force fields. The phenomenon known as magnetism generates organic patterns from apparent chaos. Learn more
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![Portrait of a woman elevating her look and outfit by wearing a knit scarf as a headpiece, turban or head scarf]()
Winter '20 - Lieux de Mémoire
At the centre of the ‘Lieux de Mémoire’ collection we find designer Griet’s visual memories. Each strongly connected to a specific location. Learn more
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![Portrait of a girl in a sawmill wearing a cosy winter outfit with a knit scarf in ocher yellow and matching beanie hat.]()
Winter '21 - I'm in the woods, it's silent here
In this collection wolvis’ contemplations are closely intertwined with Charlotte Peys’ imagery. Central to this collection is the beauty of forests and woods. Learn more
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Winter '22 - Fixed
An ode to the delicate beauty of sophisticated restoration. This collection incorporates interpretations of repairs and patches. Contrasts in colour or structure evoke a suggestion of restored handiwork. Learn more
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Winter '23 - Contour
With Contour we artfully honor the stained glass windows designed by the renowned American architect Frank Lloyd Wright in the early 20th century. Learn more
