« The concept’s strength lies in its limited series and frequent new designs. »
The Shanna scarf is an essential fashion accessory. Available in numerous colour and design variants, the Shanna stole harmonises with all styles. Whether its purpose is to keep you warm or to decorate your décolleté, the Shanna scarf will lend your outfit a touch that will make the difference.
COMING SOON TO SHOPS
Some of our recent ideas and creations find their place in this area but the Shanna label only delights in the ephemeral…
FASHION VICTIME
With the Shanna scarf, you will be right on trend.
WOMEN AND...
Shanna scarfs are aimed at women of course... but also at men and children!
EPHEMERAL
Found a design you like? Get hold of it fast! The Shanna brand is based on ephemerality.
ETERNAL
Striking a classical chord, some designs will never go out of fashion and will never leave your side
INTERNATIONAL
Belgian label Shanna is sold in nearly 500 boutiques across the world.
HANDMADE
Shanna scarves are made by hand in our ateliers. Each item is therefore unique.
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BELGIAN MANUFACTURE
All Shanna creations are “made in Belgium” and see the light of day in an atelier located in the heart of a small village in Liège province, where six couturiers busily work. Local roots and ethics are values that the label holds dear. In the offices located above the atelier, two salespersons look after and develop the label’s network of sales and distribution points in the four corners of Europe and well beyond.
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THE CREATOR
With her infographic designer degree behind her, Chloé Renier began her career in the fashion world by making jewellery and publishing a how-to manual about her creations, all four numbers of which, translated into several languages, went on to make sales of more than 100 000 copies. Moreover, she was entrusted with a column on the subject in a women’s magazine. She created her label Shanna, named after her daughter, in 2005 and sealed her first successes with her jewellery, which combines materials and fabrics…
