Chus note
CHUS recommends four different ways to wear a long silk scarf:
1. Drape the scarf over your shoulders and wrap it around yourself simply to keep your shoulders and back warm, which goes well with bare shoulder or bare back dresses.
2. Loop the scarf around your neck and leave the two long ends (or tails) in front.
3. Similarly to style 2. However, instead of leaving two tails at the front, put them at the back. This method looks great for taking photos on windy days when the ends of the scarf is blowing in the wind.
4. Wrap the scarf around your neck and tie it in a knot at the front, which is suitable for pairing with a long coat.
Special note
- You can wash the product with shower gel or shampoo, and never use harsh detergents.
- Wash separately from clothes of different colors.
- When washing, just lightly squeeze hands to create sweat and dirt, do not twist.
- If you like, you can use fabric softener.
- Hang the product to avoid hanging on hooks with sharp edges and damaging the fabric.
- Avoid drying under harsh sunlight, drying the surface of the brocade will help the product to last longer.
Why we CHUS it
Brand & Producer
- Specializing in providing decorative products, souvenirs from Northwest brocade.
- Focusing on preserving the ethnic culture and traditions
- Helps children from less privileged socio-economic backgrounds
Ingredient/Material
- Materials for weaving natural beautiful brocade sheets such as cotton, hemp, and linen.
- Natural dye colours.
Manufacturing process
- Hand-woven products of weaving looms, hand-embroidered from the local craftsmen in the Northwest of Vietnam.
About Thổ Cẩm PIÊU - Brocade Decor
As an avid traveller, experiencing many cultural regions in the country and abroad, Pieu's owner, Do Chi Nguyen was impressed by the careful preservation of cultural features in neighbouring countries. While in Vietnam, she realized that the craft villages in Vietnam have disappeared dramatically. People gradually moved away from the countryside to make a living, and tradition and culture is no longer cherished and preserved by young people.
Through long trips in the North, Do Chi Nguyen was impressed by the clothes in the daily life of the people living there. This desire to preserve culture and traditions gave birth to Pieu, a handcrafted souvenir and gift brand. A small souvenir or gift from Pieu shares a glimpse of Vietnamese culture.
Pieu aspires to promote more craft villages to expand production and promote handcrafted souvenirs. Pieu not only makes souvenirs but also generates funds to open community playgrounds for children in villages, to encourage them to embrace their cultural traditions.
