Now that cooler weather is upon us, men are forced to bundle up.
However, you don’t have to sacrifice style for the sake of warmth.
With the right accessories, you can add a touch of flair to that trench coat, parka, or bomber jacket.
One way to stay warm and comfortable yet still maintain a stylish look is with a scarf.
Scarves can accompany any jacket, or be wrapped over your favorite shirt, or suit.
Many menswear designers such as Hugo Boss, Tommy Hilfiger, Diesel, Calvin Klein, and J. Crew carry lines of scarves with patterns that range from plain and conservative, to unique styles that will definitely set you apart from the crowd.
Look for scarves made of warm and soft materials.
Cashmere and wool are the two most popular fabrics for the cold months, but men’s scarves can be made from silk, rayon, and nylon.
If you want a more rugged look, choose thicker scarves with neutral colors such as brown, black, or gray.
However, if you’re seeking a more stylish, streamlined look, select scarves that are thinner and more colorful.
After you have chosen the perfect scarf, deciding how to tie it is the next big decision you’ll have to make.
The way that you tie your scarf makes a statement. Are you going for a laid-back look or are you trying to be authoritative?
Perhaps you simply want to keep the cold wind off your neck and keep your chest warm.
Whatever your motivation is for wearing a scarf, we want to help you tie it properly.
Six Ways to Wear a Scarf
Here are six ways to tie a scarf that will be perfect for any occasion.
Remember, the right scarf can give you confidence, enhance your outfit, and show off your winning personality.
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Preston Johnson is a freelance writer who specializes in relationships, culture, and personal development. He writes regularly for major magazines, websites, and journals about relationships, culture, and self-improvement. After graduating from Morehouse College with a degree in Psychology, Preston worked for a few years as an editor at a small publishing house before deciding to branch out on his own as an independent writer and journalist. Preston lives in Atlanta and enjoys music festivals, poetry readings, and fine dining.