The infinity scarves keep selling out - so why not make more, right?!

Luckily, these are made in New York, so I can make new items pretty fast!

Ok, so why did I chose this fabric?

Not only is this knit fabric really soft (kind of important for a scarf!), but the fabric has some very important eco-friendly qualities: 50% Recycled Poly, 37% Organic Cotton & 13% Rayon for extra softness.

Next - I really like that it can be worn in a number of ways, here are my 2 favorites:

- The Classic Pull Through: I am a "classics" kind of guy. I do not like things that are too precious or fussy or complicated. For a classic look, you can fold the infinity scarf in half, hold it behind your neck and then simply pull one end through the other end. Then just adjust for comfort. Smart & Handsome.

- The Dapper Double Loop: So, I didn't think wearing it this way was very 'me' ....until I tried it. Simply wrap the loop around your neck twice,  then pull the bottom loop down and adjust to your own personal style / comfort. This is how I have been wearing the scarf and also how it is captured in the photos. 

Each scarf measures approximately 28" in length.

About 17 years ago, I moved from New York to San Francisco. While it was colder than what I imagined California weather to be, it still wasn't nearly as cold a winter on the East Coast.

So, it always cracks me up when I see people in hats & scarves as soon as the temperature dips below 60 degrees!

On the flip side, I remember 8th Ave in New York being full of guys in tank tops in March once it climbed above 60 degrees for the first time.

I guess I'm a San Franciscan now, so I will plan on rocking these hats & scarves as soon as the thermometer hits 59 degrees.... and then pack it when I visit my family where I will be reminded of winter really feels like!