Oh my. I acquired a dozen scarves this year. That's a lot! Last season was really excellent. I bought a record-breaking 4 new ones.
Two of my new acquisitions were gifts, so maybe my rate of acquisition wasn't that bad...?

The "most-worn" awards are really surprising! The #1 most-worn goes to a surprising dark horse candidate: Washington's Carriage wash scarf, a recent impulse purchase. It is cozy and easy to wear around the house.
The close runner up is Jaguar Quetzal - another surprise. That was a gift from my sweetheart. I would probably not have picked it out at the store because I don't usually go for earthy tones. But this particular scarf proved to be so versatile.
The second runner up is another surprise - everyone's favorite design to complain about - the BdG. Another gift from Mr. FR, it ties so nicely and gives me a very respectable air when I wear it.
I was happy to score some old personal grails, including Hola Flamenca and Tuiga. And I snapped up the ZP I regretted passing up.
I regret the SaP a little bit. I find the plume silk too thin for warmth when it's cold and too much for warm summer weather. It is a bit crispy in texture and doesn't sit and drape the way my other heavier twill 140s do. It was worth a try, but I don't think I'd get another plume silk 140.
Overall, a great year for my collection!


The "most-worn" awards are really surprising! The #1 most-worn goes to a surprising dark horse candidate: Washington's Carriage wash scarf, a recent impulse purchase. It is cozy and easy to wear around the house.
The close runner up is Jaguar Quetzal - another surprise. That was a gift from my sweetheart. I would probably not have picked it out at the store because I don't usually go for earthy tones. But this particular scarf proved to be so versatile.
The second runner up is another surprise - everyone's favorite design to complain about - the BdG. Another gift from Mr. FR, it ties so nicely and gives me a very respectable air when I wear it.
I was happy to score some old personal grails, including Hola Flamenca and Tuiga. And I snapped up the ZP I regretted passing up.
I regret the SaP a little bit. I find the plume silk too thin for warmth when it's cold and too much for warm summer weather. It is a bit crispy in texture and doesn't sit and drape the way my other heavier twill 140s do. It was worth a try, but I don't think I'd get another plume silk 140.
Overall, a great year for my collection!