Big respect to Burberry Prorsum for being the first to answer our prayers for a Cliff Huxtable inspired scarf. Yeah, biggie could rock those famous jumpers but we haven’t all earned the necessary rap don status to follow suit. A cotton, merino, cashmere mix, Made in Italy, it’s spirit straight out of an 80s Brooklyn brownstone. Find it at Mr Porter.

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There are some interesting points to mention regarding the sentry scarf from the Christopher Raeburn for Victorinox. First, they were made in the same workshop that Karl Elsener, founder of Victorinox made the first Swiss Army Knife. A total of 100 scarves were produced and most important, they are all made from remnant Swiss Army blanket materials - over-dyed to give them their distinct look. Ron Herman has them.

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Time to get your Fairisle on. This most traditional of knits keeps on coming year after year possibly due to the fact that it just looks so damn good. Howlin by Morrison are big fans of this northerly isles most famous offering, this 100% wool scarf with it’s particularly smart colourway is fine example and can be found over Frans Boone with its matching gloves and hat.

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Colorado’s Topo Design (who are seeing a slight boom themselves at the moment) work with Los Angeles’ Symmetry Goods on a beautiful combination pack scarf/bag. Symettry’s unisex scarf is packed into a Topo designed slinged chalkbag – made from blacked out cordura. The scarf is a treat as well. The scarf is a variation on their Monza scarf, with one corner being in Japanese nylon (to echo the Cordura). It looks great in the Topo sling bag. A nice little package.

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This smart Indigo handwoven mud-dyed scarf is made in Laos by a community project which offers educational and employment opportunities to its weavers. As usual Apolis manages to create a desirable product with an ethical production history. Find it at Apolis.

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If you’re in the market for a silk scarf this Paul Smith ‘House Print’ design offers an interesting alternative to the usual polka dot pattern. 100% silk, Made in Italy, the quirky hand drawn print worth the tag price alone. Mr. Porter has them. -ld

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Here’s a look at the special edition commemorative McQueen skulls scarf – part of the Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty book and  exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art organized by The Costume Institute. The exhibit is open through July 31. The scarves are sure to go fast. (m-nn)

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Now you’ve done all your Christmas gift buying (you have, haven’t you?) it’s time to get yourself a gift or two. Why not start with this Aspinal dog tooth patterned scarf? It’s getting chilly out there, so protecting your neck is a priority for everyone now – not just the Wu-Tang Clan. (Aspinal)

Shipley & Halmos have launched their Things! store online – as part of “a new category of limited edition and collaborative product[s] … Collaborations include a class ring made with Phillip Crangi and a collaboration with Moleskine for the Shipley & Halmos drawing blog entitled Numerous Drawings.” We’re focusing in on this cashmere scarf which is not listed as collaborative but looks great with its eight colors of knit ribbing.

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Another scarf? Yes. It’s cold out and we wanna wrap up warm. And what better way to do it than with a Nordic scarf? And if that won’t sway you, the brand’s from Japan – which means it’s better than anything else in the world by default. (LN-CC)