Simons
Ultra-Soft Solid Fringed Scarf
CA$39.00CAD
In Stock
This ultra-soft fringed scarf is a rectangular knit accessory crafted from a felted, densely woven fabric with a smooth matte finish. It features long twisted fringe at both ends and is available in deep black. Dimensions are 68 inches by 27.5 inches (174 x 70 cm), making it a standard-sized scarf for wrapping the neck and shoulders.
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Scarves & Shawls > Scarves
Color
BlackGreyOff WhiteChocolate/EspressoTaupeBlueMauveRedBurgundy
Size
ONE SIZE
Specifications
Ultra-soft felted knit scarf with rolled fringes at the ends.
Ultra-soft felted knit, rolled fringes
- Material
- 77% polyester, 23% viscose
- Gender
- female
- Age Group
- adult
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Clothing Accessories > Scarves & Shawls > Scarves
Additional Attributes
- ultra-soft felted knit
- rolled fringes at the ends
- dimensions: 68" x 27.5" (174 x 70 cm)
Product Insights
The Simons Ultra-Soft Solid Fringed Scarf is a $39 felted knit scarf that matches the exact 27.5-inch width of a $180 Acne Studios Canada scarf, offering a plush, non-itchy, static-free hand thanks to 23% viscose in a 77% polyester blend. It resists pilling, shedding, fraying, stretching, sagging, wrinkles, and wash distortion, with rolled fringes that stay neat through hand washing, though machine washing is not recommended. The scarf provides moderate warmth suitable for cool-weather layering, not extreme cold, and its 68-inch length allows a loop-through knot that feels soft and static-free against the neck, balancing a luxurious synthetic feel with easier care than natural fibers.
Verified claims
- Hand feel
- Felted knit and 23% viscose produce plush, non-itchy, static-free hand.
- Durability
- Resists pilling, shedding, and fraying; holds shape and softness with gentle washing.
- Acne dupe
- Matches the exact 27.5-inch width of the $180 Acne Studios Canada scarf for $39.
- Material
- 77% polyester/23% viscose felted knit: moderate warmth, low static, easier care than natural-fiber alternatives.
- Anti-static
- 23% viscose reduces static cling vs pure polyester.
- Shape retention
- Felted knit locks shape – resists stretch, sag, wrinkles, and wash distortion.
- Fringe integrity
- Rolled fringes stay neat and dense without fraying or untwisting.
- Wash safety
- Hand washing in cold water does not felt or shrink the scarf; machine washing is not recommended.
- Wrinkle resistance
- The scarf resists wrinkling and stays neat when packed.
- Static control
- The scarf does not cling to itself or other layers when unpacked.
- Wash stability
- The scarf does not shrink or distort during hand washing.
- Warmth
- Provides moderate warmth for cool-weather layering, not extreme cold.
- Loop-through knot
- The 68-inch length allows a loop-through knot that creates a snug, polished collar.
- Neck comfort
- Felted knit and viscose reduce static cling and feel soft against the neck in the knot.
- Design
- Cutting felted knit into rectangles yields the simple shape and rolled fringes without stitching.
- Size comparison
- At 68 x 27.5, this scarf matches the width of a $180 Acne Studios Canada scarf.
Product record
- Title
- Ultra-Soft Solid Fringed Scarf
- Brand
- Simons
- Price
- 39 CAD
- Availability
- In stock
Deep Research
What felted knit means for softness and durability
- The felted finish incorporates a napping step that lifts a fine layer of fiber ends, giving the scarf an immediately plush, cozy touch that feels lived-in on first wear. The loft traps a thin insulating air layer against the skin, which is felt as an instant cocoon of warmth on a cool day—without the weight or itch of a thick wool scarf.
- Felted knits shrink unpredictably during treatment, so they can’t be knitted to exact shapes; instead, mills felt a larger piece of fabric, then cut it into rectangles. This is why the scarf has no shaped neckline or tapered ends—only a clean rectangular drape and the rolled fringes that finish the cut edges, achieving uniform sizing that’s impossible with fully-fashioned felting.
- The felting treatment shrinks and compresses the knit in a controlled factory cycle, permanently locking the loops so the scarf resists stretching and sagging. Even after repeated wrapping and pulling, the scarf maintains its generous 68-inch length and crisp rectangular silhouette, avoiding the baggy distortion of an unfelted knit.
- Because the fabric is a polyester-viscose blend with no wool scales, the felting effect is a one-time mechanical finish that won’t reactivate in the wash. Hand laundering with cold water and mild soap won’t shrink or toughen the scarf, so it stays the same size and softness for its lifespan—unlike a wool felt that can morph into a child-sized square from a single hot wash.
- The felting process mats the synthetic fibers so completely that the scarf won’t fray or ladder if caught—hence the ends are simply rolled into fringes without need for hemming or serging, delivering a clean, low-bulk finish and eliminating the risk of a pulled thread running across the fabric.
How it compares to other affordable fringed scarves
- The Simons’ felted construction creates a denser, more structured drape that mimics the hand of a fine wool felt — a textural upgrade over the loose knits and lightweight weaves common in this price band, and the reason it reads as more substantial than its 77% polyester composition suggests.
- At 27.5 inches wide, the Simons scarf exactly matches the width of the $180 Acne Studios Canada wide scarf — giving the same oversized drape at a quarter of the cost, though the Simons swaps virgin wool for a polyester-viscose blend and is 10.75 inches shorter.
- At $39.97 CAD, Gap’s Brushed Fringe Scarf adds 20% wool but suffers from widespread shedding complaints that leave fibers on clothing — a problem the Simons’ felted knit largely sidesteps, making it a lower-maintenance choice for daily wear.
- For the same ~$40 outlay, Amazon’s Unlabeled Cashmere & Lambswool Scarf provides 30% cashmere and 70% lambswool in a nearly identical 28 x 74-inch shape — an option that prioritizes natural warmth and breathability over the Simons’ felted texture and fringed detail.
How the polyester-viscose blend performs in different weather
- Viscose fibers balance the static-prone nature of polyester by allowing accumulated charge to dissipate, so this blend is noticeably less clingy and crackle-prone than a 100% polyester scarf — a benefit that becomes apparent in heated indoor air or cold dry weather.
- At 77% polyester, this scarf lands in the high-polyester range where wrinkle resistance and shape retention are prioritized — fabrics with 65% polyester already show strong crease recovery, so the scarf resists rumpling even after being folded into a coat pocket or day bag.
- The 23% viscose fraction introduces a meaningful moisture-absorption capability: viscose can take up 12–15% of its weight in water while polyester barely absorbs any (0.4%), so even a minority share helps the scarf feel less clammy and more comfortable against perspiring skin than a pure synthetic.
- Polyester's inherent dimensional stability, which is one reason it is chosen for the blend, means the rolled fringes maintain their neat cylindrical shape rather than flattening or untwisting with wear — a structural detail that keeps the scarf looking tidy months in.
Styling tips for an oversized fringed scarf
- The 68-inch length makes it easy to execute the classic loop-through tie—fold the scarf in half, wrap it around the neck, and pull the fringe ends through the loop—resulting in a snug, polished collar that still displays several inches of rolled fringe, softening the neckline of a coat or blazer.
How to prevent static cling with synthetic scarves
- The 23% viscose in this blend has a much higher moisture regain than polyester — viscose absorbs and holds water from the air, dissipating static charges, while polyester's moisture regain is below 0.4%, meaning a 100% polyester scarf would cling far more aggressively in dry winter air.
Image Analysis
1 images- 01
Product
A dark solid rectangular scarf hanging folded from a single top point, showing draped layers and long twisted fringe along the bottom edges.
- Overall shapeRectangular scarf hung from a single top point and folded vertically, producing overlapping front and back panels that form a tapered drape toward the lower right.
1 region
x 0.28 · y 0.02 · w 0.44 · h 0.96 (high) - Material appearanceUniform, densely woven or brushed fabric with a smooth, slightly matte surface suggesting a soft, felted textile.
1 region
x 0.34 · y 0.12 · w 0.36 · h 0.70 (high) - Fringe detail leftBundle of long, twisted fringe strands hanging from the bottom left edge of the scarf.
1 region
x 0.32 · y 0.80 · w 0.16 · h 0.16 (high) - Fringe detail lower rightLong, closely spaced twisted fringe along the bottom-most corner and edge on the lower right side.
1 region
x 0.45 · y 0.84 · w 0.28 · h 0.14 (high) - Folded layersVisible layered fold on the front forming a diagonal edge from mid-left toward lower right where the fabric overlaps itself.
1 region
x 0.34 · y 0.22 · w 0.36 · h 0.60 (high) - Top suspension pointNarrow gathered point at the top where the scarf is hung, forming a slight cone before the fabric fans downward.
1 region
x 0.47 · y 0.00 · w 0.06 · h 0.12 (medium)
Other
Studio product shot on a light neutral background with soft shadowing; scarf is centered and vertically oriented.
- Background and stagingLight neutral gray background with no visible props; product centered vertically in the frame.
- ShadowingSoft shadow visible to the lower right of the scarf indicating diffuse overhead lighting.
1 region
x 0.44 · y 0.70 · w 0.30 · h 0.30 (medium) - Shot compositionVertical portrait orientation showing the full hanging length of the scarf with slight space above and below.
Colors
deep black· main body#151312deep black· fringe#151313- Overall shapeRectangular scarf hung from a single top point and folded vertically, producing overlapping front and back panels that form a tapered drape toward the lower right.
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Q&A
4 answered- What are the recommended care instructions for this scarf? Can it be machine washed or is dry cleaning necessary?
- We recommend hand washing in cold water with mild detergent and laying flat to dry, as the felted knit construction may not hold up well in a machine. Dry cleaning is also a safe option to preserve the scarf's texture.
- How warm is this scarf? Is it suitable for extreme cold or just for mild weather layering?
- This scarf provides moderate warmth suitable for mild to cool weather layering rather than extreme cold, given its synthetic blend (77% polyester, 23% viscose) and felted knit construction. The generous 68" x 27.5" size allows for wrapping, but the material lacks the insulating properties of wool or cashmere.
- Does the polyester-viscose blend tend to pill or shed over time, especially with regular use?
- The felted knit construction helps resist pilling compared to standard knits, but the polyester-viscose blend may still develop some fuzz with regular wear. We recommend gentle care (hand washing, air drying) to minimize shedding and pilling over time.
- How does the scarf feel against the skin? Is it soft like a natural fiber or does it have that synthetic feel?
- The scarf is described as "ultra-soft felted knit", and the inclusion of viscose (23%) gives it a smoother, less synthetic hand feel than pure polyester. Customers often find felted knits quite soft against the skin.