We are very pleased to share this fantastic opportunity to design a silk scarf for Filthy Weather, as a part of a competition that will award the winner a \u00a3400 cash prize and also see their design printed as a limited edition run of 100 silk scarves.<\/p>\n
Filthy Weather, who specialise in outdoor wear for women, consider this an open brief and look forward to seeing a wide variety of themes, styles and designs, though offer the following guidance: the size of the scarf would be at their discretion although those between 600x800mm would be ideal. The final design must feature the student\u2019s name and\/or signature and \u2018for Filthy Weather\u2019, for example John Smith for Filthy Weather. It may be of note that the company\u2019s colour and future branding will strongly feature the colour orange.<\/p>\n
Prizes will only be awarded if a suitable winning design can be found and as such, it may not be possible to guarantee a winner.<\/p>\n
This competition will remain open until 22nd January 2016 and any winner will be announced shortly thereafter.<\/p>\n
All entries must be submitted in the form of a physical scarf in addition to a PDF of your design\/illustration. All scarfs that are not the winning entry will be returned. Please send your entries to the following address:<\/p>\n
Filthy Weather Ltd
\n1 Catmore Road
\nWest Ilsley
\nNewbury
\nBerkshire
\nRG20 7AT<\/p>\n
Please email your PDFs to: designs@filthyweather.com, including your full name in the email and \u2018Filthy Weather Scarf Competition\u2019 in the subject.<\/p>\n
If you have any questions about the project, the brief, or your submission, please don\u2019t hesitate to contact designs@filthyweather.com.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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