Availability: in stock in Italy
Product code: PPGFR03-XX-204-UNI
HS customs code: 6214.30.00
(for calculating customs duty for non-EU countries)
Materials: 100% polyester
Accessories:
Color: turquoise green
Type: Scarf
Dimensions:
Large
Height, cm./ inches: 175 cm. / 68.9"
Length, cm./ inches: 87 cm. / 34.3"
Condition: This item is authentic, new, with labels.
This is not just a light women’s scarf: it is a postcard brought to life.
The water-blue background, dotted with small polka dots and decorative lettering, frames a central illustration
where Molly, Dolly and Lolly (the heroines of The Powerpuff Girls) are painting on an easel:
in the middle, the Arc de Triomphe in Paris appears as a clean, instantly recognizable travel icon.
From the photos, small details make the scene feel “alive”: the three girls seem to circle the easel,
as if adding the final touch of color before signing the artwork.
The dark border frames the illustration precisely, keeping the scarf looking neat even when worn softly and draped.
It works both as a bright accent on a neutral coat and as a playful highlight in everyday outfits.
Thanks to its generous size, it can be worn in several ways: tied at the neck, worn over the shoulders like a wrap, knotted to a bag handle,
or gathered into the hair for a “city break” mood.
It belongs to the “The Powerpuff Girls” VOYAGE line (code PPGFR03), presented as a limited edition
linked to celebrations of the animated series’ 25th anniversary.
Full details
- Item: women’s scarf
- Theme: art-postcard scene with the Arc de Triomphe painted on an easel
- Characters: Molly, Dolly and Lolly (The Powerpuff Girls)
- Base color: water blue with polka dots and decorative lettering
- Finish: dark framed border (picture-like effect)
- Size: 185 x 87 cm
- Line: “The Powerpuff Girls” VOYAGE
- Code: PPGFR03
- Designer and distributor: Braccialini / Graziella Braccialini
- Ways to wear: neck, shoulders, hair, tied to a bag or belt
Braccialini: brand history
Braccialini was founded in 1954 in Florence’s historic leather-goods district, standing out from the start
for a creative language built on experimentation, originality and imagination.
Over time, the brand strengthened its identity (also through recognizable symbols such as the rose) and expanded its commercial presence,
developing an international reach.