Show us your scarves ...

[Stearmen]

One of my scarves in action, doing what they were maid to do. This was last May, at the OBR9, [Old Bike Ride.] Yes the mountains get cold.

 

[Two Types]

The weather has turned and its cold again. What better excause than to set out scarf hunting:

I know I've said I'm not going to buy paisley patterned scarves anymore, but it was nice and cheap. No label, but I would guess its a 'Sammy or a 'Duggie':

Another one without a label. This appears to be a silk (or very soft rayon?) with a soft cotton back:

No scarf shopping trip is complete without buying at least one Tootal. The design isn't one of my favourites but it was only £5, and quite often London dealers sell these at £25:

 

[Spitfire]

Posted in another "Cravat wearers" thread . but it is a scarf - so I think it belongs here.
Just got it from Epay - only £3.00.

 

[DNO]

Nice scarf...like the hat, too, Spitfire.

Scarves are starting to dry up at local thrift stores, thanks to the gradual warming of spring, but I found this pale green silk number today:

 

[Two Types]

Nice scarf...like the hat, too, Spitfire.

Scarves are starting to dry up at local thrift stores, thanks to the gradual warming of spring, but I found this pale green silk number today:

Very nice. Who is it made by? I love the pattern. The width makes me think it might be modern?

 

[DNO]

Definitely modern. It has a nice hefty feel to it. Beyond saying 100% silk, the label isn't of much help. I suspect it's Chinese. I wore it while out and about today and found it quite comfortable. I am really lusting after those beautiful vintage scarves that you keep posting Two Types but they seem few and far between on this side of the pond. As long as nice modern ones like this keep throwing themselves at me for $2, I'll keep picking them up! Meanwhile there's an excellent rummage sale coming up this Saturday...there may well be a vintage scarf or two! (Or even an nice hat!)

Then again, I sorted out my scarves last night...I sure seem to have a lot of scarves!

 

[esteban68]

That's a beauty DNO, quite art deco to my eye.

 

[DNO]

Thanks esteban68. I was pleased with this one! I have very few green scarves.

 

[Two Types]

Here's another one. Most likely German (I found it in a shop full of vintage German ties and scarves), but it has no maker's name:

 

[DNO]

Here's another one. Most likely German (I found it in a shop full of vintage German ties and scarves), but it has no maker's name:

Nice find, Two Types...elegant.

 

[DNO]

Picked this one up last week. Silk, but no label.

 

[Quigley Brown]

Here's a couple from my vintage collection...

a rayon by Cisco:

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no label:

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[Two Types]

They are fantastic. Is the background on the top one actually black? I very seldom see black scarves.

Will we be seeing you post some more from your vintage collection?

I hope so.

 

[Quigley Brown]

They are fantastic. Is the background on the top one actually black? I very seldom see black scarves.

Will we be seeing you post some more from your vintage collection?

I hope so.

Thanks. It's a very dark blue, not black. I'll post some more shots here and there.....

 

[DNO]

Beautiful scarves Quigley!

 

[Quigley Brown]

Beautiful scarves Quigley!

Thanks. As long as I've been a member on here I've never shown my scarves....

 

[Two Types]

Thanks. It's a very dark blue, not black. I'll post some more shots here and there.....

Here in the UK, even dark blue scarves tend to be rather rare.

 

[DNO]

Thanks. As long as I've been a member on here I've never shown my scarves....

Lucky for us you're showing them now! More to come?

 

[Spitfire]

My fathers scarf - from the 50's - here on a rainy day outside Copenhagen

 

[Two Types]

Great colours ... and perfect with that raincoat.