Women's Scarves: Silk & Cashmere | Saint Bernard

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of scarves does this collection include?

The collection covers lightweight silk and cotton squares, oversized wool and cashmere wraps, blanket scarves, knit winter scarves, and narrow neck ties and bandanas.

What fibers are used in scarves?

Cashmere and merino give the most warmth for their weight. Wool blends offer warmth at lower cost. Silk and modal drape without bulk and suit warm weather. Cotton and linen work as light layers year round.

How many ways can a scarf be worn?

A square silk scarf can be folded into a neckerchief, tied to a bag handle, or worn as a hair tie. A long wool scarf drapes, loops, or knots at the neck. An oversized wrap doubles as a shoulder layer on a plane.

What size scarf should I choose?

Dimensions matter more than style names. A small square of around twenty inches works at the neck or on a bag. A larger square drapes over the shoulders. A long scarf needs enough length to loop twice without strangling.

How should a scarf be cared for?

Hand wash cashmere and merino cool and lay flat to dry, never hanging, which stretches the length. Silk should be hand washed or dry cleaned and pressed cool on the reverse. Store folded rather than on a hook.

When is each type of scarf most useful?

A silk square adds color to a plain outfit without weight and travels in a pocket. A cashmere wrap doubles as a blanket on a flight. A chunky knit scarf handles genuine cold and layers over a coat collar.

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Women's Scarves

Scarf

Silk Scarf

Silk Blend Scarf

Coquille Scarf

Clementina Head Scarf

The Tate Scarf

Kiana Scarf

Cashmere Topper

Jumping Cotton Scarf

Celestial Bird Cashmere Bandana Sweater Wrap

Rodeo Cotton Scarf

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