Scarves made for actual cold: thick faux fur loops and keyhole scarves, ribbed and cable-knit acrylics, long cashmere-feel solids with fringe, and a few matching beanie-and-scarf sets. Unisex styles are marked. One size. $6.99–$27.99, free US shipping on orders over $35.
Which winter scarf
Warmest. The faux fur infinity and keyhole scarves (Abhy, Abir, Malen, Kiy) sit close to the neck and block wind; they are the pick for below-freezing days.
Most versatile. The long cashmere-feel solids (Booker) wrap twice or hang open under a coat and work for men and women; the ribbed knit Aztec scarf (Miller) is the dressier option.
Care. Knits: hand wash cold, dry flat. Faux fur: hand wash cold, line dry, do not tumble dry. Check each product page; a few of the faux fur loops are machine washable on cold.
Frequently asked questions
Are the cashmere-feel scarves real cashmere?
No. They are soft acrylic knits made to feel like cashmere, which is why they are under $20 and hand-washable.
What is a keyhole scarf?
A scarf with a slit at one end: wrap it once and feed the other end through, so it stays in place without a knot.
Do you sell matching hats?
Yes, several sets pair a cable-knit beanie with a scarf, and the Winter Hats collection has beanies in matching colors.