Men's Scarves, Lightweight Cotton Linen Scarf for Men for Autumn Winter Summer Evening 75.1INX28.2IN

Perfect weight for spring-fall. Feels lux and can be dressed up or down.

I get compliments every single time I wear it. A steal for the price.

The scarf kept me warm in the cold days here in Greensboro, NC.

Be sure you want one this longer. I'm not the tallest guy on the block and this makes me feel even more awkward.

Me encanta el tamaño, la tela al tacto. Muy buena, el color super.

I wear a lot of scarves, and not just in winter. This one's pretty good but there's a few points worth going over first. As other reviewers have pointed out, this scarf is marketed as being made from cotton but is primarily made from other materials. It's 70% viscose, a semi-synthetic type of silk that shows up in a lot of blended fabrics these days. This isn't a bad thing, but it's definitely something to keep in mind. The scarf isn't soft like cotton or wool; instead it's got an airy, crisp texture like high-quality nylon rope or very fine canvas. I suspect this is why the scarf is marketed as being specifically for men. I wouldn't go so far as to say it's scratchy, but the material feels like something I'd bring on a camping trip or a nature hike. It's functional more than comfortable, and somehow that gives it more of a manly vibe compared to a soft cotton scarf. If that's the aesthetic you're going then this is a great purchase. I ordered the "vintage black" color, which turned out to be much more like a heather gray. The scarf isn't especially warm but it does keep the sun off my neck, so that's a plus. It's waterproof, weighs effectively nothing, and can be rolled up and stuffed in a pocket when it's not needed. As other reviews have said, it's quite large when unfolded, so if you wanted to use it as a light shawl or dress up like a Ring Wraith for fun then it would work fine for those purposes too.

This scarf is more decorative than functional, unless it's summertime and you want to protect your neck or shoulders from the sun. The material is especially thin and gauzelike. This is not going to offer much warmth or wind protection. It is pretty, but to me this looks like a ladies scarf, not a man's.

When I unpacked this scarf, it looked to be standard size. I didn't realize it was folded at first! When I unfolded it, I found a great width and length of very thin and airy fabric. It's pretty much a shawl when it's unfolded. You can go a number of ways when deciding how to wear this (just look up different ways to wear a scarf). Like I said, the material is light and airy, but when folded over several times it can be nice and warm, too. I can see this being worn comfortably in any season. I really like the vintage look to it, kind of a faded and distressed charcoal color. The price is fair. I've seen scarves like this go for much more, but also some for much less. You're shopping, right? Shop around for prices and decide if this is worth it for you!