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Layer Up With Our 24 More Ethical and Sustainable Scarves

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23 Jan, 2025

This post was originally published on Good on You

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Scarves are the perfect trans-seasonal fashion accessory that can serve to warm you up or accent your outfit and we’ve rounded up some of the best picks for more sustainable scarves this season. 

More sustainable scarves to keep you warm and stylish

Ah, it’s that time of year again that sees us in the throes of rapidly cooling temperatures in the northern hemisphere, while the sun shines every day down south. Or maybe the other way around. It depends on the day.

Whacky weather aside, when the weatherperson can’t make up their mind and your forecast app keeps flipping back and forth (wait, why is there suddenly a heavy sunshower on my way to the beach?), a scarf is a very nice thing to have. It is a light extra layer to throw on when the winds change, and a great impromptu umbrella when you suddenly need to duck and cover.

Here are our editors’ 24 favourite more sustainable scarves, AKA the ultimate all-weather wonder that everyone needs in their closet.

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