Small or Oversized? How to Choose Your Teascarf Brooklyn Scarf
Every scarf in this collection begins the same way — with tea, time, and a piece of watercolor paper laid flat on a table in Brooklyn. The art comes first. The size shapes how you wear it.
We make two sizes. They share the same original designs, the same materials, the same hand. But they live very differently in the world. Here is how to choose.
The two sizes
Small
24" × 24"
576 sq in surface area
Worn as
- Neck scarf or foulard
- Hair wrap or headband
- Handbag accent
- Everyday layering
Oversized
52" × 52"
2,704 sq in surface area
Worn as
- Full shawl or wrap
- Blanket scarf
- Beach cover-up
- Wall tapestry or art
Size at a glance
Small 24" — 576 sq in
Oversized 52" — 2,704 sq in
The oversized scarf is generous by design — more than four times the silk of our small square.
Silk chiffon or silk-wool?
The silk chiffon is light and fluid — it moves with you, catches the light, and drapes with almost no weight at all. It is at its best in warmer months, or layered lightly in the cold.
The silk-wool is something different. Warmer, with more body and a subtle texture. It holds its shape when draped over a shoulder. It is the one you reach for in autumn without thinking about it.
Both show the same process, tea-printed original designs, made in Brooklyn, digitized and carefully transferred to silk.
A note on the art
Each design in this collection was made using brewed tea as a pigment — a practice that became Teascarf Brooklyn. The small scarf gives you a focused piece of that work. The oversized scarf gives you the full composition, the way it was meant to be experienced.
— Reed Slater
Teascarf Brooklyn · May 20, 2026
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