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Spring scarves are perfect for where I live -- it's always kind of cool and breezy. I've got a couple linen scarves. But, it's not an everyday thing. I don't see scarves as 'fashion' any more than a pocket square or tie is 'fashion'.Originally Posted by Parker
I think Will looks good:Originally Posted by Cornellian
I think Will looks good: http://asuitablewardrobe.dynend.com/...g-for-fog.htmlOriginally Posted by Cornellian
Originally Posted by yachtie
Spring scarves are perfect for where I live -- it's always kind of cool and breezy. I've got a couple linen scarves. But, it's not an everyday thing. I don't see scarves as 'fashion' any more than a pocket square or tie is 'fashion'.Originally Posted by Parker
Women don't use either of those, but your weather needs are justified.Originally Posted by texas_jack
Women don't use either of those, but your weather needs are justified.Originally Posted by texas_jack
\\ The chief purpose of a scarf to me is to keep you warm while ties/pocket squares serve more of an aesthetic, less functional purpose.Originally Posted by Axelman 17
I think the idea is to wear one not for warmth, but to prevent the sun going on your neck.Originally Posted by fuji
It's fashion. Not a particularly good one either.Originally Posted by yachtie
During an English spring, I can absolutely understand a well-dressed gentleman wearing a nice scarf. It's a very versatile item - until, of course, you get the burst of 20+ degree sunshine through the otherwise sombre skies. Sweating into a scarf is the preserve of railway enthusiasts and sex offenders only.Originally Posted by Sherlockian
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