Scarves Australia

Find the right scarf for your neck, hair, handbag or shoulders. Compare silk and satin in neat squares, slim ribbons and flowing wraps.

How to choose a scarf you’ll wear often

Start with the outfit or accessory you want to style. A slim ribbon adds colour to a handbag without hiding the handle; a square creates a more visible accent at the neck; a long wrap gives a plain dress or jacket a softer line. The guide below helps you compare real styles before choosing a fabric.

Find your scarf by fabric

Choose natural silk if fibre is your priority. Compare printed squares, silk twill ribbons and draping wraps. Shop Silk Scarves →

Choose satin if you like a smooth finish and want to explore printed or solid styles. Satin describes the weave, so use the product description to compare fibre content. Shop Satin Scarves →

Which scarf size and shape should you choose?

For a small knot, less fabric can be easier to manage. For a head wrap or shoulder drape, a wider square or long wrap gives you more room. These examples show how the measurements translate into actual styling choices.

What you want to style Start with Example from our collection
A ponytail or bag handle A narrow ribbon, around 5 cm wide 90 × 5 cm silk twill ribbon
A neat knot at the collar A small square with enough fabric for a simple tie 53 × 53 cm printed silk neckerchief
A head wrap or loose shoulder drape A larger square for extra coverage 90 × 90 cm printed satin square
An open drape over a dress or jacket A long wrap with ends that fall freely 180 × 65 cm plum blossom silk wrap

Choose a print that works with your wardrobe

With a plain shirt or neutral jacket, a floral, animal or painterly print can be the main accent. With a patterned outfit, a solid-colour scarf keeps the look simple. If you want one scarf for multiple outfits, pick a print with at least one shade you already wear often. A slim scarf changes the look of a bag without covering much of it; a larger square makes the print more visible.

How to choose a scarf as a gift

A compact neckerchief is a good starting point for someone who wears shirts or knits; a long wrap makes more sense for someone who likes to layer over dresses and jackets. Choose by how they dress, then check the size and fabric on the product page.

Want to give a little bedtime luxury alongside a wearable accessory? Explore our boxed silk gift sets for pillowcase, eye mask and scrunchie combinations, then choose a scarf separately in a colour or print they’ll love.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a silk scarf and a satin scarf?

Silk is a natural fibre. Satin is a weave that can be made from silk, polyester or other fibres. Use the fabric information on the individual product to confirm what you are buying.

Which scarf is easiest to tie around a handbag?

Start with a narrow ribbon scarf. It wraps around a handle without the bulk of a large square; measure the handle if you want enough length to leave a bow or trailing ends.

Can one scarf work for both hair and neck styling?

Yes. A small square can be folded into a headband or worn as a neckerchief. Choose a larger square if you want to cover more hair.

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