Things You'll Need:
- Gloves
- Cashmere Shawl
- Gloves
- Scarves
- Silk Scarf
- Gloves
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Step 1
Check out fashion magazines, televised runway shows and celebrity photos to gauge the most up-to-date scarf styles. Some seasons boast colorful, fringed scarves, while other seasons herald cozy, simple scarves as the hottest winter items.
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Step 2
Choose a fabric that is all-natural, soft and cold-resistant for a winter scarf. Cashmere and wool are two of the most desirable fabrics for comfort and warmth. Avoid scratchy, synthetic fabrics.
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Step 3
Visit sporting goods stores and outdoor clothing stores when searching for a utilitarian sports scarf.
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Step 4
Search department stores, boutiques and retail clothing accessory sections for a dressier scarf.
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Step 5
Consider searching online or in fancy retail boutiques if you're looking for a silk or satin designer scarf.
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Step 6
Choose a color, or a color scheme, that fits with the recipient's typical hues. Shades of black, brown or gray are the easiest to accessorize.
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Step 7
Compare retail prices to online quotes to get the best bang for your buck. Many e-commerce Web sites offer delivery for a minimal charge, guaranteed within just a few days.












Comments
Anonymous said
on 12/20/2005 Many people are allergic to wool and other animal fibers. When in doubt, go for cotton or better-quality synthetic blends.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 The basic rule is, if you have never seen them wearing the color, don't buy them a scarf in it.