There are many different varieties of Scarves and each of these come in different shapes, materials and sizes. It is one of the most versatile accessories you can have in your wardrobe and it is good to have some traditional styles to enhance any outfit.
Square Scarves
Square in dimensions they come in a variety of sizes and types, Neckerchief, bandana or head scarves all have their particular use. Whether it is bringing colour to a monotone outfit or providing a practical purpose during physical work. They can be folded into triangles or wrapped around wrists or bag handles.
Pashminas
Fine wool from the Himalayas is provided by the Kashmir Pashmina goat. This wool is soft and very luxurious and when woven it will create a beautiful and very warm scarf.
There are many variations to this pure blend with cashmere, silk and cotton being added to the blends to create products of different quality and price. Solid colour pallets are popular and fringes edges are common.
Shawl
These are larger scarves which can be worn to cover the upper body, mainly wrapping over the shoulders and arms. They can be heavyweight for the colder months or lightweight fabric for the summer. Traditionally rectangular or square in shape.
Infinity
These are loop scarves which require no thought and can be work with any outfit. Easy to wear and very light weight for the summer months. The colder parts of the year attract the thicker version called a snood and these are often a warmer material like fleece or a soft jersey fabric.
Long Scarves
These are very fashionable at the moment and can be worn in a variety of ways. Even length over each shoulder, knotted or looped, long and short lengths. Light weight cotton, wool, silk and mixed blends and even faux fur.
Common Materials
- Wool
- Silk & Satin
- Light Weight Cotton
- Viscose
- Kashmir
Graphical Prints
- Floral & Foliage
- Wearable Art
- Birds Animals Insects
- Spots Stripes Geometric
- Animal Print
- Seasonal
- Heavyweight