Unfold the World of Hermès Scarves & Motifs

Each scarf begins with an artist. Over the decades, Hermès has collaborated with illustrators, painters, and designers whose work often draws from history, mythology, nature, and travel. Henri d’Origny, one of Hermès’ most prolific contributors, transformed everyday objects into visually complex compositions. Other artists have mined topics as varied as celestial charts, oceanic exploration, and ancient folklore. Each design is a meticulous study in color, composition, and storytelling. Each wearer interprets the piece differently, but the scarf’s visual storytelling remains constant, offering new discoveries every fold and twist.

From One Hand to Another

What makes Hermès scarves particularly compelling today is their secondhand life. What Goes Around Comes Around allows collectors and enthusiasts to explore scarves that are rare, discontinued, or vintage pieces that can be decades old yet still vibrant. Each scarf purchased through What Goes Around Comes Around carries the imprint of its previous life. It might have been worn to a gala in Paris, traveled on a European train, or carefully preserved in a drawer for decades. Owning one of these scarves is a way of participating in its story, continuing a narrative that began long before it arrived in your hands. Our meticulous authentication process ensures that every piece is genuine, giving buyers confidence that they are investing not just in silk, but in history.

Rare designs can be the most captivating. Consider Brides Et Destin, an intricate homage to Hermès’ equestrian heritage, or New Orleans, a lively celebration of the city’s vibrant jazz culture. These pieces are collectible not merely for their aesthetic appeal but for the historical context they carry. Each design is a snapshot of the artist’s vision and the cultural moment in which it was created. Scarves are, in a sense, wearable archives, capable of capturing the past while remaining relevant to the present.

Buying Hermès from WGACA opens the door to discovery. Vintage scarves offer designs that no longer exist, colors that are no longer produced, and patterns that feel entirely unique in a world of mass production. For collectors, this is not just shopping, it is exploration, curation, and connection. A scarf that once traveled across continents can now become part of your wardrobe, adding texture, narrative, and personality to everything from a simple coat to a casual outfit.

Ultimately, a pre-loved scarf from Hermès is more than an accessory. It is a work of art that moves, folds, and interacts with its environment. It is a story in silk, carrying the labor of artists, printers, and previous owners. And when purchased from a trusted source like What Goes Around Comes Around, it is a story you are invited to continue. Every scarf is a tangible piece of design history, offering a rare combination of artistry, craftsmanship, and cultural significance.

For those seeking more than fashion, those who want an object that can be studied, worn, collected, and cherished, Hermès scarves are unparalleled. They are rare, thoughtful, and alive. And the journey doesn’t end when they leave the Hermès workshop: it continues in your hands, tied around your wrist, draped across a bag, or folded neatly for the next chapter.

Scarves That Speak for Themselves

Own a Piece of Hermès History

At What Goes Around Comes Around, each Hermès scarf is a chapter of design history, a work of art, and a vessel of stories waiting to continue. From the hands of master artisans to yours, these scarves carry the imprint of imagination, travel, and timeless craftsmanship. Explore our collection of rare and pre-loved treasures and allow yourself to be part of a living legacy. Shop today and let an Hermès scarf transform not just your wardrobe, but the way you inhabit the world.