Foulards

Model and Cut Options

• Neck scarf models: cuts designed to wrap around the neck, suitable for daily use
• Bandana-style square scarf: 70x70 size with a satin texture, practical for tying around the head or neck
• Shoulder scarf: a model that ties over the shoulders, offering a wider range of use
• Ethnic patterned scarves: neck scarf varieties decorated with motifs such as horse or peacock figures
• Classic and bohemian patterned scarves: options with floral, geometric, and retro patterns
• Animal print scarves: leopard and zebra print neck scarf models

Color Options

The category features a wide color spectrum, including red, navy blue, blue, orange, brown, turquoise, pink, green, and beige. Brown and black-and-white contrasts are prominent in leopard and zebra print models. While red and navy tones are frequently seen in ethnic patterned scarves, orange and yellow tones can be preferred by those looking for a more vibrant, retro style. Beige and brown tones appeal to those who desire a simpler and more classic look.

How to Style

When paired with a simple t-shirt, a scarf becomes a simple accessory that completes a daily look. In winter outfits, a neck scarf worn over a sweater both keeps you warm and adds a splash of color. Used with outerwear, such as a coat or jacket, a scarf stands out as a complementary detail; you can also check out our outerwear category for such combinations. Ethnic and bohemian patterned scarves draw more attention to the print when worn with solid-colored tops; for this, you can choose simple pieces from the tops category.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a fular (neck scarf) and an eşarp (headscarf)?

A fular is generally a rectangular or square accessory designed to be wrapped or tied around the neck. An eşarp is a product primarily used for covering the head and can be styled with different tying techniques. Models like the bandana-style square scarf in this category can be used both around the neck and as a head covering; the choice depends entirely on the intended use.

In which seasons can neck scarves be used?

When made of a thin fabric, neck scarves can be chosen as a light accessory during spring and summer months. In winter, they can be added over sweaters or outerwear to provide both style and an extra layer of warmth. Thanks to the variety of patterns in this category, it is possible to find an option suitable for every season.

Should I prioritize pattern or color when choosing a scarf?

This choice depends entirely on your personal style and the outfit you plan to wear. Using a patterned scarf with solid-colored clothing enlivens the look, while choosing a solid-colored scarf with a patterned outfit creates a more balanced ensemble. When choosing among ethnic, leopard, or floral patterned models, it is helpful to consider your daily habits and the other pieces in your wardrobe.