What are you wearing around your neck?

[Boyscout]

Do you wear neckerchiefs? Bandanas, snoods, scarves, shemagi?


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[Boyscout]

I don’t know what kind of winter you have, it’s not uncommon for us to have -32C, I have to warm up, I wear a Rothco balaclava or shemag or snood

 

[MikeyB-17]

It’s still hovering around ten degrees here, a bit cooler at night. I have a selection of Shemaghs, a couple of wool scarves including an Aero tartan job (free with a jacket many years ago), but at the moment I keep one of several motorcycle neck dams in my pocket, very good for keeping out the draughts and can double as a mask if required.

 

[bn1966]

I wear all of the above mentioned neckwear with the exception of a balaclava. Quite a lot of neckwear in my wardrobe including a vintage white parachute silk scarf & a camo one from ‘Band of Brothers’.

 

[Smithy]

Usually a scarf, a football one or a tartan one or a very warm WWI RFC one. I wear a shemagh when I go into the woods or mountains over the "warmer" months here as it's a useful bit of kit aside from a scarf. I work in the security industry and over winter I wear one of these which are excellent, and can be worn as a full balaclava, or with the face open or as a scarf...

 

[D97x7]

I wear this rather a lot these days, don't know if it has a name other than scarf, it's very warm and versatile though.

I don't think it's actually from 1940, but I like to pretend it is.

 

[Otter]

29 degrees here on holiday with about 80% humidity. It's been my Pacific Crest Trail buff or the yellow Lunar Surface Nat geo buff.

 

[ausreenactor]

I wear this rather a lot these days, don't know if it has a name other than scarf, it's very warm and versatile though. View attachment 86937View attachment 86938View attachment 86939
I don't think it's actually from 1940, but I like to pretend it is.

Caps comforter?

 

[Sideslip]

Usually a scarf, a football one or a tartan one or a very warm WWI RFC one. I wear a shemagh when I go into the woods or mountains over the "warmer" months here as it's a useful bit of kit aside from a scarf. I work in the security industry and over winter I wear one of these which are excellent, and can be worn as a full balaclava, or with the face open or as a scarf...

Is it windproof-ish?

 

[Micawber]

Old school tie.

 

[Dubpynchon]

I bought a USN repro scarf from Pike Bros. It’s a nice scarf, good quality like everything I’ve bought from Pike Bros. I only wear it with jackets that don’t zip up all the way, like a peacoat or a lancer type biker jacket, they seem to suit them. I wouldn’t wear a neckerchief or cravat, they have a very English aristocracy vibe

 

[JonnyCrow]

I have wool scarfs including a long Dr Who style, but this morning this, old vintage gingham mix neck scarf

 

[Smithy]

Is it windproof-ish?

Yes it is. I've worn it in a full gale when the air temperature alone is in the minus and it's very effective.

 

[JonnyCrow]

I bought a USN repro scarf from Pike Bros. It’s a nice scarf, good quality like everything I’ve bought from Pike Bros. I only wear it with jackets that don’t zip up all the way, like a peacoat or a lancer type biker jacket, they seem to suit them. I wouldn’t wear a neckerchief or cravat, they have a very English aristocracy vibe

Dub, avoiding that ' chap ' connotation with a cravat? haha me personally I feel if it's not done right anyway, it just looks like your sitting down to dinner haha

 

[ausreenactor]

Around the neck?

Defence Common Access Card..

 

[Boyscout]

 

[JonnyCrow]

Ooof now that looks cold haha I haven't seen snow for years