MANTAS EZCARAY

Shop Mantas Ezcaray scarves at HUG — your independent UK boutique for sustainable luxury accessories. Founded in 1930 by Cecilio Valgañón in the La Rioja region of northern Spain, Mantas Ezcaray is a family business with nearly a century of heritage craftsmanship.

Their scarves and shawls are crafted from the finest natural fibres — South African mohair, Australian merino wool, and Mongolian cashmere — chosen for their exceptional softness, warmth, and longevity. Each piece is designed to be worn and treasured for years, embodying the slow fashion values at the heart of everything we stock at HUG.

Mantas Ezcaray source only from farms where animals graze freely and are ethically cared for throughout shearing — because luxury and responsibility should go hand in hand.

Buy Mantas Ezcaray scarves online with free UK delivery on orders over £100.

Nearly a Century of Natural Fibre Mastery

Every Mantas Ezcaray scarf begins with an uncompromising choice of fibre. South African mohair delivers a luminous sheen and cloud-like lightness; Australian merino wool brings next-to-skin softness and natural temperature regulation; Mongolian cashmere offers the ultimate in refined warmth. These are not fast fashion fibres — they are materials chosen for how they perform over decades, not seasons.

How to Wear a Mantas Ezcaray Scarf

The wide scarves drape beautifully as a wrap over a coat or belted over knitwear for an editorial autumn look. The thinner styles work equally well loosely knotted at the neck, tucked into a blazer, or worn as a headscarf. Whether you reach for the bold Matisse-inspired colour palette or the quieter neutrals, each piece is designed to be the thing you keep reaching for — season after season.

Ethical Sourcing, Woven In

Mantas Ezcaray source exclusively from farms where animals graze freely and are treated with the highest standards of welfare throughout shearing. By choosing natural fibres over synthetic alternatives, each scarf has a significantly lower environmental footprint — durable by design, never disposable. It is slow fashion in the truest sense: made in La Rioja, Spain, with craft and conscience that has been passed down through generations since 1930.