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Wool, leather or fleece scarves & gloves

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The s scarf and gloves make up the duo of winter: merino wool or lambswool scarf, lighter scarf for the mid-season, leather gloves for the city, fleece or technical ones for the outdoors.

Leather gloves and a plain scarf complete a coat without overwhelming it.

Which scarf to choose?

Merino wool, with very fine fibres, keeps you warm without itching your neck: it's the most comfortable material to wear daily. Lambswool, soft and lightweight, retains heat well. For sensitive skin, a blended or lined scarf avoids direct contact with wool. A long scarf offers more ways to tie it than a short one.

Scarf or shawl?

The scarf protects against the cold; the shawl, thinner, made from viscose, cotton or silk, dresses up the neck during mid-season. Patterned or plain, it can be tied around the neck, slipped into the neckline of a shirt, or attached to the handle of a bag. It replaces the scarf in spring and autumn.

How to tie a scarf?

The Parisian knot is the simplest: fold the scarf in half, wrap it around your neck, then slide both ends through the loop. The simple wrap, with the scarf twisted once and the ends left in front, is suitable for thick scarves. Draped over the shoulders, a wide scarf can be worn almost like a shawl.

What gloves for winter?

Leather gloves, thin and often lined, keep your hands agile and complement a city coat. Wool or knitted gloves are warmer but less precise. Fleece, lightweight, dries quickly. For the mountains, hiking or cycling, technical gloves block the wind and resist moisture.

How to choose the size of your gloves?

Measure the circumference of your hand at the knuckles, excluding the thumb, in centimetres, and choose the corresponding size. The glove should cover your fingers without leaving a gap at the tip or pinching the palm. A leather glove softens with wear: choose one that fits snugly rather than loosely.

How to care for scarves and gloves?

A wool scarf should be hand washed in cold water with a gentle detergent, then laid flat to dry on a towel. Fleece can be machine washed at low temperature. Leather shouldn't be washed: wipe it with a dry cloth and occasionally nourish it with a leather cream.

What accessories to pair with?

On sunny winter days, sunglasses; to find all families, the fashion accessories page. A great way to complete scarf and gloves.

When to find scarves and gloves at a discount?

The Black Friday arrives just as scarves and gloves come out, and winter sales happen in the middle of the cold: two good times for a discounted scarf. Shawls usually follow the summer sales schedule.

Look for discounts on the Black Friday page at the end of November, on the Sales page in January and summer, and on the promotion accessories page throughout the year. Fast delivery and best price guaranteed.

Frequently asked questions

How to prevent a wool scarf from pilling?

Pills come from friction, against a bag or a collar. Remove them with a comb or a lint remover, laid flat and without pressing.

Can a scarf go in the washing machine?

Only if the label allows it, on a cold wool programme and in a net bag. If in doubt, hand washing is the safest option.

What to do if leather gloves get wet?

Let them dry at room temperature, away from a radiator which would harden the leather. Once dry, a nourishing cream will restore their flexibility.

How to match scarf and beanie?

Same colour for a tidy look, or two close shades for a more natural effect. A patterned scarf pairs better with a plain beanie.

Are scarves unisex?

Most plain scarves are. Printed shawls and some gloves are designed for women: check the size of the gloves before ordering.