Introduction
The season for wearing scarves has finally arrived.
A comfortable and soft scarf is enough to warm the whole autumn and winter,
It is the sense of security that gently wraps around your neck.
It is also a favorite that is fashionable and warm.
Almost no one can resist it!
Winter is coming, and many people will buy themselves a few scarves, which can keep them warm and can be used as daily wear.
There are so many styles and materials of scarves, which style of scarf should you choose for yourself?
In fact, there are many kinds of fabrics for scarves. The prices of scarves vary according to the texture and workmanship of the fabric.
Plant fiber fabrics include pure cotton, rayon, modal, bamboo fiber, etc.
Animal fiber fabrics include wool fabrics, cashmere fabrics, and silk fabrics;
Chemical fiber fabrics include polyester, acrylic fabrics, chiffon fabrics, etc.; blended fabrics include silk-cotton, cotton-linen, wool-acrylic fabrics, and different materials are blended in a certain proportion.
Let Aungwinter share with you some common scarf materials. See if there is one that you like?
The Silk Scarf
Classic fabrics, timeless, low-key and high-end, are referring to silk scarves. The smoothness of silk can better set off the glossiness of the skin, so many women like to use silk scarves to match clothes. Moreover, silk scarves feel very soft and comfortable to the touch, feel skin-friendly and delicate, will not irritate the skin, and the texture is also very good visually.
The high-end feel of the silk scarf helps you easily hold important occasions.
Warm reminder: Silk fabrics are expensive and require a high storage environment. Please pay attention to daily care!
The cotton and linen scarf
The texture of cotton and linen scarves is also relatively good. They feel soft and fufu, neither thin nor thick, have good breathability, are not easy to wrinkle, and have a high skin-friendly index.
Compared to silk, cotton and linen are easier to care for and clean. They can be paired with various styles of clothing and are relatively affordable, making them very suitable for use during the transition from spring to autumn and early winter.
The knitted scarf
Knitted scarves are common, come in a wide variety of styles and patterns, are cost-effective, and are easy to care for. When washing and drying, make sure to dry them in the shade to prevent them from stretching and deforming under gravity.
The knitted material gives people a delicate and warm feeling. It is warm and fashionable when paired with a cotton jacket or coat in autumn and winter.
The fur scarf
Fur scarves are expensive and have a certain aristocratic feel. The fabric is high-quality and gives them a luxurious look. Because they’re made from animal fur, they’re also incredibly warm. A fur scarf is a surefire way to protect against the harsh winter weather.
Warm Tips: No buying and selling means no killing. Be kind to all living things and start by refusing fur products.
The Common scarf styles
In addition to fabrics, you should also know about common scarf styles.
The traditional long scarf
The long scarf is the most traditional style and is also the easiest to match. You can just wrap it around your neck casually.
It is also very flexible in color matching, and light and dark colors are also very versatile. It can be matched with various sweatshirts, cotton-padded jackets and coats, which is fashionable and warm.
The shawl type
Shawl-type scarves reflect the gentleness and elegance of women. They come in many patterns and can be matched in many ways. They can be worn directly around the neck or loosely fastened on the chest. One scarf has multiple uses. When fastened on the chest, it looks more fashionable when paired with a brooch.
The Extra long scarf
A scarf that is longer than the knee is called an extra long scarf.
This style of scarf has become popular from the European and American autumn and winter fashion catwalks. It has to be said that extra-long scarves are really cool to wear and have a strong warming effect. When it is cold, you can wrap it around a few more times. When it is not cold, the long scarf will naturally float on both sides, which is handsome and cool.
Scarves can make winter looks more layered and lively, becoming the finishing touch in the outfit and making it eye-catching.
Choosing a scarf that suits you can not only make you look better, but also make you feel the long-lost warmth in the cold autumn and winter.
Okay, that’s all about scarf styles!
