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Silk & Bears in T: The New York Times Style Magazine
Editorial feature · 2026
T: The New York Times Style Magazine
Called in by T Magazine’s fashion team — a Silk & Bears scarf, chosen on its own merit for an editorial shoot.
In late March 2026, a Silk & Bears silk scarf was called in by the fashion team at T: The New York Times Style Magazine and used in a fashion shoot.
The piece was selected by an independent editorial team — not a placement we arranged, but a quiet vote of confidence in the work itself.
Noticed on its merit
“A scarf called in by one of fashion’s most considered titles — chosen, like every editorial credit, because the work earned it.”
T Magazine is known for a particular kind of eye: spare, design-led, drawn to objects made with intention. To have a hand-dyed mulberry silk scarf called in by its fashion team is the sort of recognition a small house cannot manufacture — it can only do the work, and hope.
Every Silk & Bears scarf is hand-dyed individually by artisan partners in the historic Vietnamese silk village of Nha Xa, and designed in England’s Peak District. No two are ever quite alike.
The published T Magazine editorial photography remains the copyright of the magazine and its photographer, and is not reproduced here. The images on this page are our own photographs of the hand-dyed silk scarves from the collection.
