Tommy Hilfiger Scarfs
27 products
Tommy Hilfiger Essential Flag Cotton-Blend Scarf Black
Scarf, Solid Colour, Material: Cotton
Tommy Hilfiger Herren Th Monotype Schals, Space Blue, Einheitsgröße
Tommy Hilfiger Schal Block Flag Scarf AM0AM12061 Dunkelblau 00
Tommy Hilfiger Modeschals TH TIMELESS SCARF * schwarz
Tommy Hilfiger Unisex Flag Snood Schals, Pink Shade, L-XL
Tommy Hilfiger Schal Th Femmine Scarf AW0AW14927 Dunkelblau 00
Tommy Hilfiger Schal olive
Tommy Hilfiger Damen Femininer Schal, Camel, One
Tommy Hilfiger Cosy Logo Scarf GYPSY ROSE One
Scarf
Three things to consider before buying a scarf
To keep really warm, choose wool. If you find that wool irritates your skin, we recommend that you choose one of these softer types:
Merino is a really soft type of wool, from the Merino sheep, that have been bred specifically for their soft wool. Look out for mulesing-free wool, so you know that your shawl has been made in a humane way, without any sheep suffering.
Cashmere is very soft, but on the other hand it costs a lot. If you think that you'll be wearing your scarf for many years to come, it may be worth it – it is difficult to find a similarly wonderful fabric.
Mohair comes from the angora goat, and creates a silky scarf that doesn't itch.
In the summer, a scarf that protects you against the wind on particularly windy days could be a good idea.
- Silk is one of the softest fabrics you can find. A pretty silk scarf is an elegant accessory to liven up any outfit.
- Cotton breathes well, which is comfortable if you easily get too hot. A cotton scarf can be nice for spring or slightly cooler summer evenings.
- Acrylic is a synthetic fabric that people with sensitive skin often choose. However, it does not have optimal breathability and it pills easily.
A scarf can be worn in many different ways: in your hair, around your neck, around your head, or as an accessory on your bag. Colour, shape, and size are mainly a matter of taste, but if you want to wrap it properly around your neck, it should be a little longer. A narrower scarf is often easier to tie, if you want to match it nicely with a blazer. If you want to wear a scarf to wear in your hair, for example around your ponytail, you should choose a smaller and narrower type.
Can't find one you like? Make your own! We've found a guide with 7 different ways to create your guaranteed unique scarf!