Name: Garray Silk Scarf/Skirt
Brand: Ngali
SKU: NFSSS057
Price: 450.0 AUD
Availability: OutOfStock

$450.00

Tax included.

Size

Free Size

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Compared to other brands

Ngali	Size 1	Size 2	Size 3	Size 4
ASOS	10	12	14	16
Country Road	8/XS	10/S	12/M	14/L
Jac & Jack	S	M	L	XL
Saba	8/XS	10/S	12/M	14/L
Scanlan Theodore	8/S	10/M	12/L	-

Size conversions

Ngali	Size 1	Size 2	Size 3	Size 4
Australia	8-10	10-12	12-14	14-16
USA	6	8	10	12
UK	8	10	12	14
Europe	36	38	40	42
Japan	9	11	13	15

Worldwide shipping

Limited Edition

An elevated expression of versatility and form, the Garray Silk Scarf/Skirt is
crafted as a statement in both design and materiality.

Cut in double-layered silk, the piece carries a refined weight and fluid drape—allowing it to move effortlessly between styling options. Wear as a skirt or layered overskirt, drape as a poncho, or style as a neck scarf. A soft cord tie secures the piece in place, offering
adjustability while maintaining a soft, considered silhouette.

The double-layered construction reveals the artwork across both layers, creating depth,
presence, and a heightened sense of luxury in wear.

Produced in limited quantities, this piece reflects Ngali’s commitment to thoughtful design, craftsmanship, and the respectful translation of First Nations artwork into contemporary.

Adapted from the artwork of @Lindsay Malay

Cold delicate hand wash
Do not bleach
Drip Dry Do not tumble dry
Cool Iron
Dry cleanable — if dry cleaning is preferred, we recommend choosing an eco-friendly dry cleaner, as traditional methods may use harsh chemicals that are harmful to both the environment and personal well-being

Fabric: 92% Silk 8% Elastane
Wrap silhouette with adjustable waist tie
Multi-wear design: skirt or scarf
Swing tag features the story of the artist
Made in China

As part of our "Dreams of the Kimberley" collection, the Garray Print Scarf/Skirt is adapted from the artwork of Gija Lindsay Malay who works from the Warmun Art Centre, located 200kms outside of Kununurra in Western Australia.Lindsay’s work is vibrant and transfixing telling the story of Warlawoon the Country he inherited from his Grandfather.