
Established · $400–$700 · Toulouse, France

Collaged silk scarves and apparel with maximalist prints from a French illustrator, where pattern-mixing is the entire philosophy.
Think: collage maximalism meets silk
The buy: the collaged silk scarf
the collaged silk scarf
Pierre Louis Mascia prints collage onto silk, layering pattern on pattern until a plain shirt or a long scarf carries the whole outfit.
Each print begins as a physical collage of old textiles, paper and wallpaper that Mascia flattens into one dense all-over design, so florals, geometrics and stripes share a surface without fighting. The shapes stay deliberately clean and simple to let the print lead, and the silk is printed in Como by a storied Italian silk house that has worked with him from the start.
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Pierre-Louis Mascia trained as an illustrator at art school in Toulouse and drew for fashion magazines before launching his label in 2007, backed by the family behind the Achille Pinto silk printing house in Como.
It began with scarves, a silk rectangle in place of a sheet of paper, then grew into ready-to-wear and a home collection. Across all of it the collaged patchwork print, rich in pattern and set on an uncomplicated shape, became the signature.
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US orders ship from Italy for $26 standard, about five working days, or $37 express. US prices don't include import duties, so expect to pay them when the parcel arrives.
You have 14 days from delivery to request a return, for a refund only, as exchanges aren't offered. The help centre says returns are free with its courier label, while its terms say the return postage comes off the refund.
Each piece arrives with a sealed tag; try things on with it attached, because returns without the tag or seal are refused.
Ready-to-wear runs XS to XL in a regular fit. Product pages carry a size guide and the model's height and size, for example 178 cm wearing a small.
Scarves come long, around 65 by 190 cm, or as large shawls around 135 by 195 cm, in silk or blends of silk with modal and cashmere, big enough to wear draped like a wrap.
Silk-led, with wool
Works most in: silk, viscose and wool
From the fabric listed on 138 pieces · 100% of the range lists it · Checked October 2026

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