For Seller

By: Meryl Rougeaux

Ok, that scenario might not mean much to you what with fighting and war and all that stuff. But, you have to admit there’s one item in the above picture you might be interested in…the white aviator scarf. Yes, its true, any white scarf about 6 feet long and 14″ wide could be considered a “white silk aviator scarf”. But, just think what a wonderful gift one of those “white” scarves would make for a man for almost any occasion… birthday’s, Father’s Day, Christmas or any time at all.

Have you ever watched a church choir sing? Notice the color of scarves they use? Yes, you guessed it…the long white(aviator?) scarf. Of course, I’ve been mainly talking about the white scarf but you can choose a man’s scarf from a wide variety of available choices. They come in a hue of colors, prints, designs, and fabric quality. Each of them is unique and represents the history, culture, and artistry of the region it came from.

A silk scarf is normally in pleasant colors with many innovative motifs and designs like geometric, floral, animal, or abstract paintings. Additionally, beaded or hand-stitched edges add to the look and elegance of the scarf. Mens scarfs can be made of silk, Cashmere or almost any material. It can be hand painted or beaded, embroidered or made from a simple pattern out of cotton. Cashmere men’s scarves have an international flair to them with their exquisite designs and qualities. Cashmere is very warm, heavy, and luxurious. The fiber used in cashmere is from the Himalayan goat. The best and highest quality cashmere scarves are hand woven as the fragile wool cannot bear the spinning by machine.

One excellent country to find skilled scarf and shawl artisans are in India. Here they display their artistic fervor with each men’s scarf they make. Often times, they will use paintings to depict their folklore and show off their articulate brushwork.

Sequin men’s scarves come in varied designs…examples are Jamawar sequin scarves, Floral sequin scarves, Jaquard sequin scarves, or braided scarves also. If you don’t know what a sequin is, its a small star-like addition to the design on the
scarf. Sequin men’s scarves are very popular with young boys as it gels well with all types of their “in” garments.

Similarly, some men like beaded scarves as they add to the style and elegance of most any outfit. Different colored beads in various shapes and sizes are sometimes used.

Meryl Rougeaux is owner of http://www.FashionScarvesandShawls.com and has been in the retail and wholesale fashion business for many years. She know fashion, what looks good and feels goods. Her scarves have been featured at the Cannes Film Festival and Monaco Film Festival for the last two years.