Triangle Scarf – Knit Wool Blend of 43 by 15 Inches Worn Three Ways

Triangle Scarf – A Point Down the Back and the Rest Neat at the Neck

A knitted scarf cut as a triangle, roughly 43 by 15 inches. The point keeps it sitting where you place it, whether you knot it at the neck, wear it across the shoulders or put it over your hair. The wool blend is finely knit and soft to the touch.

Why choose a triangle scarf?

A straight scarf needs adjusting all day; a triangle falls into place by itself. The wide edge lies on the shoulders, the point drops down the back and the ends knot loosely in front. One piece of fabric, three ways to wear it.

• Triangle shape — stays put without constant straightening.
• Wool blend — warm and soft, in a fine knit stitch.
• 43 by 15 inches — big enough for the shoulders, small enough to sit under a coat.
• Three ways to wear — at the neck, as a shoulder wrap or over the hair.
• Light in weight — folds down small enough to keep in a bag.

One piece of knit that finds a new use every few weeks.

Knot the two ends loosely at the chest and the point settles straight down your back on its own. Hand wash in lukewarm water and dry flat so the stitch keeps its size. Fold it away rather than hanging it on a hook.

Specifications

• knitted wool blend
• approx. 110 x 38 cm / 43 x 15 in
• one size
• hand wash, dry flat

Put it on and knot the ends loosely.