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[unpaid/purchase/affiliate] When I was in Stockholm viewing Max, he took me to a store referred to as Lindex which is part of the H&M team. It’s kind of a ‘staid’ variation of H&M that is not so craze led but as shortly as I saw a environmentally friendly scarf I grabbed it and have worn it so a lot of situations previously. It was about £15 and last time I looked they had run out entirely. As it turns out, Lindex has a United kingdom internet site and the scarf is again in stock together with a selection of other colours. I say this – I ‘think’ it’s the exact same a person but it seems to be a little bit considerably less dazzling than the a person I’m donning in the major image. It’s tough to notify.

It’s obviously not all-natural fibre but it’s soft as something

[unpaid/purchase/affiliate] When I was in Stockholm visiting Max, he took me to a shop called Lindex which is part of the H&M group. It’s kind of a ‘staid’ version of H&M that’s not so trend led but as soon as I saw a green scarf I grabbed it and have worn it so many times already. It was about £15 and last time I looked they had run out completely. As it turns out, Lindex has a UK site and the scarf is back in stock along with a range of other colours. I say this – I ‘think’ it’s the same one but it looks a bit less bright than the one I’m wearing in the main picture. It’s hard to tell.

It’s obviously not natural fibre but it’s soft as anything and very snuggly without being swampy. I absolutely love it, and it’s HERE. But