Contrast-Trim Striped Scarf

Verified claims

Styling versatility

75-inch scarf enables six styling methods beyond a basic drape.

Lightweight layering

Slim 8-inch knit layers without bulk, best for indoor or mild weather.

Design

Designed by Simons' in-house team of over 175 creatives for a timeless collection.

Canadian heritage

Part of an 185-year-old Canadian design heritage.

Dimensions

At 77.75 x 8 inches, this scarf is over twice the length and four times the width of a standard skinny scarf, enabling multiple styling options.

Care

Hand wash cold and lay flat to dry to preserve shape and prevent shrinking.

Warmth

Light warmth only; designed as a fashion accessory.

Material

61% reprocessed polyester from textile waste matches virgin quality with stretch for comfort

Brand ethos

Simons’ 185-year heritage and in-house design reflect a commitment to timeless pieces that reduce waste

Sustainability pricing

At $39, this scarf makes sustainable materials accessible without a typical eco-premium

Product record

Title

Contrast-Trim Striped Scarf

Brand

Simons

Price

39 CAD

Availability

In stock

How to style and tie a narrow neckerchief

• The full 77.75-inch span means you can weave this scarf through your jean’s belt loops, tie it at the hip, and still have enough length for a loose, personality-filled hang — a styling move lifted from fashion creators on Instagram that replaces a leather belt with a kinetic stripe of color, ideal for high-waisted denim or a simple shift dress.
• Placing the knot off-center rather than dead center is the single most effective way to avoid the stiff uniform look that makes narrow scarves feel costumey, especially with this scarf’s bold contrast trim and stripe — letting the knot hang to one side creates a slanted line that elongates the neck and breaks the horizontal stripe, making the pattern feel dynamic instead of static.
• Wrapping this scarf around the handle of a plain tote — either in a tight wrap or a loose bow — gives the bag a new hue and pattern for the day; the knit’s slight wool content adds just enough grip to stay in place without sliding, a practical advantage over a slick silk twilly, effectively doubling the bag’s styling options for the cost of a scarf.
• Thanks to the 3% spandex in this scarf’s blend, you can achieve the sleek, close-to-the-throat choker wrap — where the knot is hidden behind the neck and the front forms a solid band of stripes — without the constriction of a stiff fabric; it sits snugly but stretches enough to pass the stylist’s two-finger comfort rule, making it wearable for a full day or evening.
• Because the scarf measures 77.75 inches — over twice the standard 33-inch skinny-scarf length — you can double-loop it around the neck and still have enough slack to tie a soft, off-center knot with ends that riffle out like a carelessly perfect Parisian “Gavroche,” adding texture to a crew-neck sweater or a collared shirt.
• Following the Parisian stylist’s secret that a small patch of intense color near the face acts as a “reflector” to neutralize a draining outfit color, this scarf’s striped contrast trim can be tied high on the throat to break up a muddy beige or olive coat — the 8-inch-wide band of pattern projects a healthier glow onto the skin tone, effectively enabling you to wear shadows you might otherwise avoid.