Jan 12, 2010
How To Wear Scarves
Scarves are my favorite clothing accessory. Recently, they’ve become more and more popular among men who wear it not only to protect themselves from the cold, but to also compliment their outfit and look awesome while at it.
There are a few types of scarves. There are large chunky kinds, thin silky kinds, really long ones and everything in between. There are also many ways to wear one. Depending on what clothes you’re wearing as well as the kind of scarf you have, you might want to experiment wearing it differently.
Over the shoulder
This is the most common way to wear a scarf. Simply place it behind your neck and throw one end over the opposite shoulder.It’s easy and doesn’t take a lot of effort.
Works best with: All types of scarves
Through-the-loop
This is my choice of style when the weather starts getting colder. It keeps your neck nice and warm as well as looks somewhat like a tie. To make it, simply fold your scarf in half, then place it behind your neck after. Pull the “raw” side of the scarf through the loop and pull down to tighten it.
Works best with: Light to medium weight scarves
Knot
Pretty self explanatory. Just put the scarf around your neck and make a relatively tight knot in front of you. Take the outside piece and place it in front of the knot neatly so it covers it. Like the previous style, it’s great for keeping yourself warm.
Works best with: Medium weight to heavy
Hanging knot
This is just like the knot, except the knot is hung low (around chest chest height) and loose. This is a very fashionable style that looks awesome with a lot of outfits.
Works best with: Long or medium, lightweight types
Wrap around
This is just wrapping the scarf around your neck, with both ends of the scarf displayed in front of your body. I prefer to keep this nice and loose.
Works best with: Light to medium weight types
Wrap around w/ Loop
Same thing as the wrap around but you take it one step further. All you have to do is just add a knot to the front. It’s a very busy style but with the right colors and patterns, this can look very stylish. This is another one that I like to keep loose. Works best in the summer with a silk scarf but also works during colder seasons with relatively few layers.
Works best with: Long, lightweight types
I hope you guys have a better understanding of how to wear scarves more fashionably. Mess around and try different combinations of scarf styles and weights and you’ll be surprised how much better they can compliment what you wear.
How to wear a scarfScarves are my favorite clothing accessory. Recently, they’ve become more and more popular among men who wear it not to protect themselves from the cold, but also to compliment their outfit and look pretty awesome.
There are a few types of scarves. There are large chunky kinds, thin silky kinds, really long ones and everything in between. There are also many ways to wear a scarf. Depending on what you’re wearing as well as what kind of scarf you have, you might want to experiment with the different ways to wear a scarf.
Over the shoulder
this is the most common way to wear a scarf. Simply place it behind your neck and throw one end over the opposite shoulder.works best with: all types
Through-the-loop
this is my choice of style when the weather starts getting colder. It keeps your neck nice and warm as well as looks somewhat like a tie. To make it, simply fold your scarf in half, then place it behind your neck after. Pull the “raw” side of the scarf through the loop and pull down to tighten it.Works best with: light to medium type scarfs
Knot
Pretty self explanatory. Just put the scarf around you and make a relatively tight knot in front of you. Take the outside piece and place it in front of the knot neatly so it covers it. Like the previous style, it’s great for keeping yourself warm.Works best with: medium to heavy types
Hanging knot
this is just like the knot, except the knot is less tight and it comes down to your chest. This is a very fashionable style that can be worn in many ways. Wear it with a blazer or even just a buttoned-down shirt.Works best with: long, lightweight types
Wrap around
This style is pretty much just wrapping the scarf around your neck, with both ends of the scarf displayed in front of your body. I like to keep it kind of loose whenever I rock this style, especially if I’m wearing only a sweater or a shirt.Works best with: light to medium types
Wrap around w/ Loop
Same basic principles as the wrap around, except you make a knot in the front after the initial wrap. I also like to keep this style nice and loose. I like to rock this during the summer mostly with just a t-shirt, but it also works during colder seasons with relatively few layers.Works best with: lightweight types
I hope you guys have a better understanding of how to wear scarves more fashionably. Mess around and try different combinations of scarf styles and weights and you’ll be surprised how much better they can compliment what you wear.
Which styles do you guys like?







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YES! An interesting piece, always been oddly mesmerised by the possible permutations of scarf arranging.
The ‘Through the loop’ look (#2), is a look I first
noticed in, i think it was 2002 and then suddenly it was everywhere. It’s losing ground now though to some of the more classic styles like the ‘Wrap around with Loop’ (#6).
I was only thinking this morning about a favoured grey scarf left, by myself, on a train in march. I only ever seem able to keep nice things for a season or so and then ZAM, they’re gone. It’s the same with sunglasses, anyway…
What about that Tom Baker as Doctor Who look, what’s that called?
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This is great! I was always wondering how to wear one on myself.
Cool site, love the pics with the scarves. Now that’s original.
Thanks,
I like the fifth option, just wrapping the scarf around your neck. Also, for a little different look, try hiding the scarf ends under the wrapping.
YES! An interesting piece, always been oddly mesmerised by the possible permutations of scarf arranging. LOL.
This is excellent!
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Over cold the holidays in London I was forced to wear a scarf for the first time since I was a kid. I loved it. Great post.
great tutorial actually, but can anyone show me a picture example for number 6?
How Not To Wear Scarves: It’s not cold.
Greater than chilly the holidays in London I was compulsory to wear a scarf for the first occasion because I was a kid. I loved it. Great post.
Even my husband understood this!
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