Hot Now, Not Tomorrow Silk Scarf

Frying in Fame Today, Forgotten Leftovers Tomorrow.
當紅炸子雞 (dānghóng zhàzǐjī) is a Chinese idiom that literally translates to "a fried chicken that's very popular right now." Figuratively, it means someone or something that is currently very popular, in high demand, or the center of attention. It’s often used to describe celebrities, trends, or hot topics that are enjoying a lot of popularity and attention at the moment.

The illustration was created in a colored pencil style, giving it a hand-drawn look with an organic feel.

• Blend of Silk and Polyester
• 95gsm

The fabric undergoes a shrinking process due to printing and stitching of 1-2 cm.

• Hand Wash Only: Use cold water and a mild detergent specifically for delicate fabrics.
• Do Not Bleach: Avoid using bleach or harsh chemicals as they can damage the fabric.
• Gentle Handling: Gently agitate the scarf in the water; do not wring or twist.
• Rinse Thoroughly: Rinse with cold water until all detergent is removed.
• Dry Flat: Lay the scarf flat on a clean, dry towel and roll it up to remove excess water, then reshape and let it air dry on a flat surface away from direct sunlight.
• Iron on Low: If needed, iron on the reverse side using a low-temperature setting, with a cloth placed between the scarf and the iron.