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Scarves-wear how?

Pantisocrat

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How do I wear it like a man?
 

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When needed for the weather. When I wear one, I tend to fold it in half and tuck the two loose ends through the loop at the other end. Sort of like a goose neck knot. Then tuck the excess inside your jacket or overcoat. Nice clean look, and keeps you nice and warm.
 

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Originally Posted by cptjeff
When needed for the weather. When I wear one, I tend to fold it in half and tuck the two loose ends through the loop at the other end. Sort of like a goose neck knot. Then tuck the excess inside your jacket or overcoat. Nice clean look, and keeps you nice and warm.

Can you, visually, illustrate?
 

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I use this method:
tieascarf550x350.jpg
Just a quick image pulled up on google. And the jacket bit is the most important. How you tie it isn't as important as the use as a practical item rather then as a contrived fashion look.
 

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