Women's Wraps, Scarves & Bandanas

Q: What is the difference between a scarf, wrap and bandana?

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Q: How do you choose between a scarf and a wrap?

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Q: How do women wear a bandana scarf?

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Q: What is the difference between a bandana and a neckerchief?

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Q: Should I choose a silk scarf or a cashmere scarf?

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Q: Can scarves and wraps be worn throughout the year?

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Q: How should scarves, wraps and bandanas be stored?

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Q: Are scarves, wraps and bandanas good gifts?

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Finest Cashmere Double Faced Wrap

Regular price $300 ~~$375~~

Compared to $1,461 at Hermès
Oversized Finest Cashmere Wrap

Regular price $236 ~~$295~~

+10

Compared to $649 at Denis Colomb
Women's Beanie & Scarf Set

Regular price $168 ~~$210~~

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Women's Cashmere Merino Bandana

Regular price $124 ~~$155~~

+7

Compared to $194 at extreme cashmere
Oversized Finest Cashmere Wrap

Regular price $236 ~~$295~~

+10

Compared to $649 at Denis Colomb
Women's Cashmere Merino Ribbed Scarf

Regular price $124 ~~$155~~

+4

Compared to $146 at Turnbull & Asser
Finest Cashmere Micro Bandana

Regular price $60 ~~$75~~

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Compared to $171 at Johnstons of Elgin

Women's Banadas, Scarves & Wraps

From fluid silk scarves and compact neckerchiefs to enveloping cashmere wraps, each piece in our collection is designed to bring ease and understated polish to a wardrobe. A women’s scarf can introduce colour and print to everyday tailoring, while a generously proportioned wrap offers an elegant extra layer for cooler days, eveningwear and travel.

Our bandana scarves provide a smaller, more versatile alternative. Choose silk to knot lightly around the neck, wear over the hair or tie to a much-loved bag, or opt for a cashmere-merino bandana when a little more warmth is called for. Rich shades of red, navy and olive sit alongside quieter tones of black, grey and buttermilk, making each style easy to wear across seasons.

Whether you choose a silk scarf, cashmere wrap, neckerchief or women’s bandana, the emphasis remains on fine natural fibres, considered proportions and lasting versatility. These are finishing touches designed to be worn often, rather than saved for a particular occasion.

Frequently Asked Questions

A scarf is generally long and narrow, making it easy to loop or drape around the neck. A wrap is wider and provides more coverage across the shoulders and body. A bandana is a smaller square or triangular accessory that can be worn around the neck, over the hair or tied to a bag.

Choose a scarf for everyday warmth and easy styling around the neck. A wrap offers more coverage and can be worn over tailoring, knitwear or eveningwear. Its generous proportions also make it particularly useful while travelling.

A bandana scarf can be knotted loosely at the neck, worn with the point facing forwards or folded into a slimmer neck scarf. Depending on its size and material, it can also be worn over the hair or tied around a ponytail, wrist or bag handle.

A bandana is usually square or triangular and can be styled around the neck, head or hair. A neckerchief is typically smaller and designed primarily to sit close to the neck, although many designs can be worn in either way.

Silk has a light, fluid drape and works particularly well for colour, print and warmer weather. Cashmere offers greater insulation and a soft knitted or woven texture. Silk-cashmere blends sit between the two, offering light warmth with an elegant drape.

Yes. Silk scarves and lighter silk-cashmere wraps work well during spring, summer and travel, while pure cashmere scarves and wraps provide additional warmth in autumn and winter.

Store each piece clean and away from direct sunlight. Fold cashmere rather than hanging it to help maintain its shape, and avoid compressing silk scarves so that unnecessary creasing is kept to a minimum.

Yes. They are versatile accessories that generally do not depend on conventional clothing sizes. A neutral scarf or wrap offers enduring versatility, while a colourful bandana can make a more individual finishing touch.