A stack of six folded knit poncho-style scarves in different colors, arranged vertically on a plain white background. The colors visible from top to bottom are dark brown, red, off-white, royal blue, olive green, and heather gray.
A dark brown knit wrap or scarf with a small gray brand label reading 'Daily Wear' at the collar, displayed on a clean white background.
A folded red knit wrap or scarf with pointed triangular ends, shown on a plain white background. A small gray neck label is visible at the collar.
A folded dusty rose red knit wrap or scarf with a small blue brand label reading 'Gally Nelson' at the collar, displayed on a solid white background.
A folded gray knit wrap or scarf with a small blue brand tag, displayed on a clean white background.
A green wrap scarf folded neatly on a solid white background, with a small brand tag visible at the collar.
A folded light beige knit scarf with a small blue brand label visible at the collar, set against a plain white background.
A folded royal blue scarf with a V-neck design, displayed on a clean white background. A small gray brand tag is visible inside the collar.
A dark teal heathered knit shawl or wrap laid flat on a light brown bamboo mat.

Sally Nencini - Lambswool Triangle Neck Scarf

£55.00
£55.00
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Sent with care from our UK store
Showcasing brands who share our sustainable and ethical values
ATWIN

Our Ethos

A home for ethical makers and enduring craft. Thoughtfully curated, never trend-driven.

 ABOUT US

The Atwin Store

Atwin is a curated store for womenswear, accessories, and homeware, nestled in the historic Norwich Lanes. Founded with the vision of revitalising the high street, Atwin showcases some of Norfolk’s most talented makers alongside independent UK brands who share our sustainable and ethical values. It’s a place where shopping feels mindful, personal, and rooted in community.

Our Founders

Jeweller Bonnie Doonan and former chef/restaurant owner Iain McCarten built Atwin on the values of connection and respect. Its name, drawn from the old Norfolk dialect for ‘between’, captures its essence - a space suspended between friends, makers, and community, where ethics and aesthetics coexist.