Scarves of Spain

Puerta del Sol 12, Madrid

Founded in 1823 on Calle del Carmen and trading from Madrid's Puerta del Sol since the mid-19th century, Casa de Diego hand-crafts fans, parasols, umbrellas, mantillas and shawls; only about 1% of its full inventory is listed online.

Best for Madrid fans, umbrellas, parasols and walking sticks

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Morella / Spain

At this Morella workshop the Garcia family weaves the town's traditional mantas to order, letting customers pick the pattern and colours for blankets, scarves, bags and mantonets. The made-to-measure pieces are sold from two shops on Juan Giner and Blasco de Alagon in the old town.

Best for Textiles, handwoven blankets, mantas, scarves

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Seville / Spain

Artesanía Téxtil has hand-embroidered Manila shawls, mantillas, and flamenco accessories in Seville since 1951, selling both machine- and hand-embroidered pieces from its shop near the cathedral. The full online store ships its silk shawls and bridal mantillas worldwide.

Best for Mantones de Manila, Embroidered shawls

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Casco antiguo, seville / Spain

Juan Foronda has handcrafted flamenco accessories from Calle Sierpes in Seville since 1923, specializing in hand- and machine-embroidered mantones (Manila shawls), mantillas, fans and bridal hair pieces. The family workshop, Foronda y Balbuena, ships its embroidered pieces worldwide through its online shop.

Best for Flamenco accessories, mantones, mantillas, hand embroidery

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Val de San Lorenzo, León, Spain

Falagan weaves wool blankets, scarves and ponchos in Val de San Lorenzo, a Maragatería village that counted eighty-one cloth makers in the mid-1700s and once sent its mantas across Spain with muleteer traders. The workshop still uses natural dyes and pure sheep's wool, and its output sits alongside a village textile museum that documents the centuries-old process.

Best for Mantas maragatas wool blankets

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Grazalema, Cádiz, Spain

Artesanía Textil de Grazalema weaves merino-wool blankets, ponchos, capes and shawls in the mountain town that gave the craft its name, working from a factory that also runs a small museum. The mill sells its throws and scarves directly, including personalised pieces.

Best for Merino wool blankets and throws

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Ubrique

Pliego de la Rosa makes leather handbags, silk scarves and jewelry in Ubrique, Spain, drawing on Andalusian design references. Its bags and scarves are produced in leather and silk respectively, and it offers free shipping within Europe on orders over 120 euros.

Best for Ubrique leather handbags and scarves