Ellebi began producing scarves in 1978. A perfect compliment to matching dresses, scarves were often combined with women’s outfits made from the same fabric and patterns.

The early eighties saw the rise of soft woven-cloth scarves, whose bright color schemes sometimes favored florescent shades. During this period, Ellebi began producing for a wide range of important brands, both nationally and internationally, expanding its product lines to include both shawls and ponchos.

During the late eighties and early nineties, ‘Burberry’ style scarves with classic Scottish Tartan patterns became especially popular. From a productive point of view, the company began specializing its craftsmanship and establishing the indisputable quality of its products, creating scarves using precious fibers like alpaca, cashmere and angora.

As styles started to change, Ellebi responded to market needs by modifying its product typology, changing its focus from the production of heavy, full-bodied scarves to the creation of light-weight, delicate accessories, adopting various types of fine brushed wool. During this period, the company developed finishing techniques based on pleated styles.

New finishing techniques were introduced in order to obtain various alternative styles based on washed, wrinkled and ripped effects, designed to make extremely fine accessories appear ‘well-worn’. The company also focused on the production of knit scarves.

Scarves have become a highly prestigious accessory and are of paramount importance when it comes to defining a look. Ellebi continues to create refined scarves with special washed or ripped effects, designing top quality products characterized by their impeccable finish.