An infinity scarf is a continuous loop of fabric that can be worn in various ways, including wrapped around the neck or draped over the shoulders.

Pashminas are traditionally made from cashmere, a soft and luxurious fiber obtained from the undercoat of the cashmere goat.

A shawl is a large, triangular piece of fabric that is typically worn draped over the shoulders or head.

A balaclava is a close-fitting knitted or crocheted head covering that covers the head, neck, and ears.

A pareo is a lightweight, rectangular piece of fabric that is often used as a beach wrap or sarong.

A cowl is a long, narrow scarf that is typically worn wrapped around the neck several times, creating a voluminous look.

A poncho is a loose, sleeveless garment that is typically made from a thick, warm fabric and is worn over the head and shoulders.

A veil is a sheer, lightweight piece of fabric that is often worn over the head and face as a decorative accessory or for religious purposes.

A stole is a long, narrow scarf that is typically made from a luxurious fabric and is often worn for formal occasions, such as weddings or evening events.

A tassel scarf is a scarf that is worn around the neck and has a decorative tassel or fringe at the ends.

A sarong is a lightweight, sheer piece of fabric that is often worn as a beach cover-up or as a wrap skirt.

A snood is a thick, knitted scarf that is often worn in cold weather, covering the neck and head.

A blanket scarf is a large, soft, plush scarf that is often used as a blanket or throw, providing warmth and comfort.

A neck gaiter is a stretchy, elastic scarf that is often worn for sports or outdoor activities, providing warmth and protection from the elements.

A rain scarf is a scarf that is made from a waterproof or water-resistant fabric and is often worn in rainy or snowy weather, providing protection from the elements.