Concho Scarf Slide Sunflower

A western concho with lace-like filigree detailing, the Gallup Lace slide is one of those small objects that earns a second look every time. The intricate patterning sits in the tradition of classic western-wear hardware — the kind of detail that feels both heritage-rooted and completely current when slipped onto a silk scarf or printed bandana.

FIT & CONSTRUCTION

• Dimensions: Approximately 1.25" wide
• Back loop holds a large scarf securely; loop one end through twice to fasten onto a thinner scarf or bandana

MATERIALS

Frames: Durable zinc alloy with an antique silver finish

Made: Made in Taiwan.

CARE

Polish with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid contact with water, lotion, and perfumes.

STYLED BY LADDER

Slide it onto a printed silk scarf and drape loosely around the neck of a simple button-down, or use it to gather a fine cotton bandana at the collar of a denim jacket for an effortless western-influenced look.

ABOUT LAST CHANCE TEXTILES

Last Chance Textiles is the Portland, Oregon studio of designer and textile researcher Lindsey Fout, whose Appalachian upbringing informs an approach to making that values integrity, utility, and craft done right. Every pattern begins as a deep dive into historical textile traditions from around the world — hand-drawn, carefully researched, and designed to stand the test of time.

The brand works with GOTS-certified organic cotton, naturally dyed silk, and handwoven khadi, and holds its manufacturing partners — from a SMETA-certified factory in Mumbai to independent artisan collaborators in smaller workshops — to ethical labor standards with no middlemen and no pushing back on fair pricing. All finished pieces are washed, pressed, quality-checked, and hand-labeled in Portland.