How to Tie a Scarf: 8 Easy Ways (Tips from a Bangkok Scarf Shop)
One scarf can create a different look every day. Here are eight easy ways our customers at Chatuchak love most. Each takes under a minute.
Long scarves (0.75 × 1.8 m)
The loose drape – loop once around the neck and let both ends fall in front.
Parisian knot – fold in half lengthwise, drape around the neck and pull both ends through the loop.
Shoulder wrap – open the scarf fully and wrap it around your shoulders; perfect for temples and air-conditioned rooms.
Scarf belt – thread it through your jeans' belt loops for a pop of colour.
Square scarves (130 × 130 cm)
Side bow – fold into a triangle, roll into a band and tie a bow at the side of your neck.
Beach top – fold into a triangle and tie the corners behind your neck and waist.
Small scarves
Headband or headwrap – roll into a band, tie at the nape or on top for a retro look.
Bag scarf – wrap around your bag handle and finish with a bow.
Which fabric for which style?
Cotton holds structured knots like the Parisian knot better, while silky printed scarves drape beautifully for shoulder wraps and beach tops.
Visit or order
Message us on LINE gib-atale or visit our shops at Chatuchak Weekend Market: Section 6 (Soi 59/2 rooms 043–044 and Soi 59/3 room 071, near Gate 18) and Section 13, open Friday–Sunday 9:00–20:00.
Wholesale from 30 pieces, mix any designs.
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