LR Paris Campo Viejo Cashmere Silk Crested Scarf 56\" Marigold France For Sale

A rare 56” square scarf in a vibrant marigold gold, woven for Campo Viejo, the Rioja wine house owned by Pernod Ricard, by LR Paris — a Paris-based branded product agency (multi-generational, offices in Paris/New York/Bangkok) whose current client roster includes Chanel, Estée Lauder, Marriott, Breitling, and the U.S. Department of State. LR Paris does not sell at retail; every piece is a bespoke commission, designed and sourced by the agency and woven by specialist French mills — this is not a fashion-line scarf, it’s a corporate gift, likely produced in a very limited run for executives, distributors, or key clients.

Construction: 52% cashmere / 48% silk, woven on a jacquard loom — meaning the design is built directly into the weave structure itself, tone-on-tone, rather than printed onto the fabric afterward. This is a slower, costlier production method than the screen-printed silk twill most collectors associate with French scarf houses like Hermès, and it’s the reason this piece is both heavier and considerably larger (56” vs. the standard 34–35” silk carré) than typical scarves of this type.

Condition: Excellent. No wear, pulls, stains, or fading.

Details:

• 56” x 56” (142cm x 142cm)

• 52% cashmere, 48% silk

• Dry clean only

• Fringed edge (consistent with woven jacquard shawls rather than hand-rolled printed carrés)

• Tag reads “Campo Viejo,” LR Paris, Made in France

• Single-placement woven crest in one corner (not a repeating pattern

Why it’s uncommon: Because LR Paris operates on a commission-only basis with no retail distribution, pieces like this rarely enter the resale market — most surviving LR Paris scarves that do circulate are their earlier printed silk designs (military, equestrian, historical themes), not corporate cashmere jacquard commissions like this one.