Giant Triangles have been around a while, how are you enjoying yours (or not)?
I just bought my first Giant Triangle cashmere (SS25 Robe Legere)

I don't have a huge amount of cashmere scarves (5). 2 GMs + 2 100s and now + GT.
I wear the 100s more than the GMs, but I still love my GMs. The GMs are more cold weather only. The 100s are more versatile, like a cashmere version of a silk 90, a format I am so used to. They are easier to easily fold and stick in my bag when I need to too. There is something very opulent and luxe about a GM and something quite fuss-free about the (mens) 100s. Unlike silks, I have always been concerned by having too many cashmeres, so when I buy one it has to be:
Wearable
Versatile
Beautiful (goes without saying)
First impressions on the GT format is it's a perfect weight and size for wearable cashmere in the Spring or for indoors. It's more than just a triangle though,, as the length of the longer width points makes it easy work 'backwards' or forwards just draped, but also easy to wrap or secure with an almost imperceivable knot if need be. It can be worn traditionally draped over the shoulders symmetrically (nice for evening over the right dress) but as I had a play at H last night, I quickly found another 4 ways I was happy with, tying it different ways.
I haven't even worn it once yet and it's already creased from being in a square 90 box overnight.
Why don't H make triangle boxes?
How are you enjoying your Giant Triangle?
What are some of the format's challenges?
How are you tying yours?
When are you wearing it?
Are you defaulting to one way or are you exploring and regularly finding new ways?
I just bought my first Giant Triangle cashmere (SS25 Robe Legere)

I don't have a huge amount of cashmere scarves (5). 2 GMs + 2 100s and now + GT.
I wear the 100s more than the GMs, but I still love my GMs. The GMs are more cold weather only. The 100s are more versatile, like a cashmere version of a silk 90, a format I am so used to. They are easier to easily fold and stick in my bag when I need to too. There is something very opulent and luxe about a GM and something quite fuss-free about the (mens) 100s. Unlike silks, I have always been concerned by having too many cashmeres, so when I buy one it has to be:
Wearable
Versatile
Beautiful (goes without saying)
First impressions on the GT format is it's a perfect weight and size for wearable cashmere in the Spring or for indoors. It's more than just a triangle though,, as the length of the longer width points makes it easy work 'backwards' or forwards just draped, but also easy to wrap or secure with an almost imperceivable knot if need be. It can be worn traditionally draped over the shoulders symmetrically (nice for evening over the right dress) but as I had a play at H last night, I quickly found another 4 ways I was happy with, tying it different ways.
I haven't even worn it once yet and it's already creased from being in a square 90 box overnight.
Why don't H make triangle boxes?
How are you enjoying your Giant Triangle?
What are some of the format's challenges?
How are you tying yours?
When are you wearing it?
Are you defaulting to one way or are you exploring and regularly finding new ways?