National Scarf Day
National Scarf Day is an opportunity to express your personal style while embracing the warmth and comfort of scarves.
- Roots
- Founded in 2018 by Echo New York.
- Vibe
- Warm, cozy, and stylish.
- Also on Sep 27
- World Tourism Day · Chocolate Milk Day · Corned Beef Hash Day
- Hashtag
- #NationalScarfDay
3 ways to celebrate
Try new knots
Learn three new ways to tie a scarf. A fresh knot updates every coat.
Scarf swap
Trade scarves with friends for the season. Everyone gets a new look for free.
Donate a scarf
Bring a warm scarf to donate. Someone out there needs it more.
Plan ahead
National Scarf Day is observed on September 27 every year. Here is where it lands for the next ten years, handy for planners, marketers and party people.
Fast facts
The story
National Scarf Day, observed on September 27, invites individuals to embrace the artistry and warmth of scarves, which have been a staple of fashion for centuries. Scarves are not just functional; they symbolize comfort and style, transcending cultures and climates from the chilly streets of New York to the sunny boulevards of Paris. Whether it's a classic wool scarf, a chic silk wrap, or a vibrant pashmina, each piece tells a story of personal expression.
Read the full story
National Scarf Day was founded in 2018 by Echo New York, a scarf and accessories brand celebrating this versatile accessory. Scarves have been woven into the fabric of human history, from the ancient Egyptians who used them in ceremonial dress to modern fashionistas who utilize them to make bold statements. Each year, the observance gains momentum as more people recognize the significance of this simple yet impactful garment.
Celebrating National Scarf Day can take many forms, from hosting a scarf exchange party to sharing photos of unique scarf styles on social media. Schools and communities can get involved by organizing events that highlight the creativity of scarf designs. It's a chance for individuals to reflect on how a scarf can transform an outfit and evoke personal memories or cultural heritage, making it not just an accessory but a cherished item.
As we wrap ourselves in our favorite scarves, we also wrap ourselves in the stories and traditions they carry. This National Scarf Day, let us honor the diversity and unity that scarves represent, as people around the world don their distinctive styles, creating connections that span beyond mere fabric. So, whether you are dressing for warmth or fashion, take a moment to appreciate the humble scarf and its role in our lives.
Did you know?
Historical Roots
Scarves date back to ancient civilizations as a form of clothing.
Fashion Icon
Audrey Hepburn famously wore a scarf in 'Breakfast at Tiffany's'.
World Records
The longest scarf measures over 1,000 meters.
Material Matters
Scarves can be made from wool, silk, cotton, and more.
Global Trends
Different cultures have unique scarf styles and meanings.
Seasonal Scarf
Winter scarves are often thicker and warmer than summer styles.
Fashion Statements
Scarves can be used to express personal style and identity.
Around the world
Every culture celebrates a little differently.
- USUnited StatesHome to a vibrant scarf culture with countless styles.
- FRFranceKnown for its chic silk scarves and fashion influence.
- ITItalyRenowned for luxurious fabrics and artisanal craftsmanship.
- GBUnited KingdomClassic wool scarves are a staple of British fashion.
- CNChinaSilk scarves have a rich history and cultural significance.
- INIndiaVibrant textiles and intricate designs are hallmarks of Indian scarves.
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