Styling A 35" Square Scarf

The Classic Knot

A classic accent to any outfit. 

1. Place the square on a flat surface.
2. Bring two opposite corners together to make a triangle.
3. Fold down on the widest corner. Think of it like dog earring a page. 
4. Keep folding over and over the initial fold, until the scarf is in a long rectangle.
5. Hang the scarf evenly over the back of your neck so that both ends drop down.
6. On one tail, leaving a few inches of the tail, tie a loose knot.
7. Place the other free-hanging tail of the scarf into the center of the knot.
8. Adjust the lengths as you wish.

The Faux Tie

A polished business-casual essential designed to tie your look together while showcasing your unique personal style.

1. Place the square on a flat surface.
2. Bring two opposite corners together to make a triangle.
3. Fold down on the widest corner. Think of it like dog earring a page. 
4. Keep folding over the initial fold until the scarf is a long rectangle.
5. Hang the scarf over the back of your neck so that one end is longer than the other.
6. Lay the longer flap over the shorter flap.
7. Fold the long tail under the shorter tail, horizontally.
8. Fold the longer tail on top horizontally again.
9. Bring the longer tail under and through the neck opening.
10. Slip the top tail that you just brought through the neck opening into the top-most hole created by the multiple folds. 

The Cowboy Tie

Designed for casual styling and neck protection.

1. Bring two opposite corners together to make a triangle.
2. Take the long edge of the triangle and place it by your neck
3. Both hands hails a side of the long edge
4. Cross them behind your neck over to the other side and grab them in front and tie a knot. 

The Ascot Tie

A fresh school-days look that can be dressed up or down.

1. Place the square on a flat surface.
2. Bring two opposite corners together to make a triangle.
3. Fold down on the widest corner. Think of it like dog earring a page.
4. Keep folding over and over the initial fold, until the scarf is in a long rectangle.
5. With one tail longer than the other, wrap the long tail around your neck once so that both tails are hanging down the front of your shoulders.
6. Lay the longer tail over the shorter tail.
7. Fold the long tail under shorter tail, horizontally.
8. Fold the longer tail on top horizontally again.
9. Bring the longer tail under and over the neck opening, laying the longer tail over the shorter tail.
10. Tuck both tails into your shirt, and adjust so that the top tail is covering the bottom tail.

The Head Wrap

For an effortless cool-girl look.

1. Bring two opposite corners together to make a triangle.
2. Place the long edge against your forehead, holding the outer corners in your hands.
   
3. Tie a double knot on the back of your head. 
   

The Hip Wrap

Elevate any outfit with a scarf tied around your waist.

1. Bring two opposite corners together to make a triangle.
2. At one folded corner, make a loose knot about two or three inches from the tip
3. Wrap the scarf around your waist as you want to style it
4. Place the other end through the knot
5. Tighten and adjust as needed

The Necklace Halter

A chic, statement-making silhouette designed to highlight the shoulders and seamlessly weave your favorite necklace into the look.

1. Put on a sturdy necklace that hits at or above your collar bone.
2. TBring two opposite corners together to make a triangle, with the long edge near your waist.
3. Make a small knot with the two folded corners of the triangle together so it's hanging from the necklace.
4. Shift the scarf slightly so the knot is hidden behind the top.
5. Tie the the remaining corners of the scarf in a double knot behind your back. 

The Strapless Top

A clean, sun-ready staple designed to bare your shoulders.

1. Bring two opposite corners together to make a triangle.
2. Holding the other two folded corners, lay the long edge of the triangle over your chest.
   
3. Tie those corners behind your back.