how does /fa/ wear their scarves? i usually go parisian knot myself

That's the autism method

drape/once-around

If it's business casual/formal wear, drape. If I'm wearing it to actually be warm, twice-around.

>anything other than the once or twice around

tryhard as fuck

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this one is really comfy

>>10838535

pretty much this

>>10838535
Wearing a scarf at all is tryhard as fuck

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how do i do this

>>10838591
this

put on a turtleneck if its chilly and if its still too cold put on another one

>>10838593
Fuck the rest of that fit i just want the jumpr

>>10838596
turtlenecks are worse than scarves desu

>>10838600

patagonia

>>10838591
>>10838596
>I've never lived somewhere that actually got cold in winter

>>10838600
and when I make a thread about said beautiful 'jumper' the classic Patagonia Retro-X windproof fleece, all I get is fuckboys saying how ugly they think it is. baka /fa/

>>10838739
>desu
Yeah okay faggot

Once around the face and once around the neck. I walk everywhere though so my main priority is staying warm. I let it drape if I'm inside.

>>10839770
>newfag doesn't know about the filter

baka desu senpai

>>10838174

Parisian knot. For some reason reverse knot makes me feel like a crazy hobo on the street is going to choke me to death from behind.

>>10838174

>mind blown

>>10838921

its cause a qt asian boy is wearing it so /fa/ loves it :^)

>>10839770
>being this new

parisian generally. It's quite easy to do and very warm. Where I live it's quite cold and windy so warmth is big. When I come inside I'll switch to a drape so I don't overheat. I also used to do the reverse drape tuck but it's honestly a lot of steps and I forgot how when it stopped being cold.

>>10840407
Why wear a scarf inside?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LYAEz777AU

>>10838174

parisian outside when cold

if mild weather either drape or one-half around

>>10838593
He looks so comfy I'm angry I will never be that comfy

>>10838174
I just wrap the entire thing around my neck in a way that wind doesn't get through and I feel warm
Kinda like this guy: >>10838593

Parisan Knot when it's cold out
I thought it was the standard way to wear a scarf until now

>>10838837
This, turtleneck isn't gonna help when it's -30

>>10840692
This exactly.
-30'C atm here but still drapin

Usually twice around or sometimes once around depending on temperature.

>>10838596
What an idiot.

>>10840407

exactly this for me. parisian if it's really cold, once around if you want it a little cooler (like when im cycling).

>>10838174
reverse drape tuck is most effay, but i usually do parisian since it's easy

>>10838174
Kek
Actually wearing a scarf like a prissy faglet

>>10838174
>drape

absolutely useless

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