A scarf is the smallest accessory with the biggest impact. At Sienna Goodies, you'll find scarves for women in two main categories: lightweight, woven scarves that you can wear all year round, and knitted scarves that you'll reach for as soon as the weather gets colder. In between, there's everything that elevates an outfit without you having to change anything else.
The collection ranges from bandana scarves with a paisley print, to a knitted scarf in nine colors, to a lace hip scarf. Each scarf comes in one size, so all you have to do is choose based on color, print, and how you want to wear it. Do you prefer solid colors, or are you going for a striking print that immediately gives your look direction? Both options are in the collection.
Bandana scarves and paisley prints
The bandana scarf is the most versatile item in this collection. Square, light, and small enough to fit in any bag, yet large enough to instantly complete a plain T-shirt, a blouse, or a denim jacket. Most bandana scarves at Sienna feature a paisley print, the classic teardrop motif found in both Neo Noir and Sweet Like You.
What you do with such a scarf is entirely up to you. Loosely tied around the neck, snugly around the neck as a neckerchief, through your jeans loops, on your bag, or in your hair. There's also a knitted bandana in the collection, for when you want the same silhouette but with more body and warmth.
Do you want to know what fabric a specific scarf is made of? That information is listed on the product page for each item, along with the color and availability. You can filter by brand, color, item type, and price.
Knitted scarves for colder days
As soon as the temperature drops, the choice shifts to a knitted scarf. Larger, heavier, and designed to truly keep you warm instead of just accessorizing. At Sienna, you'll find knitted scarves from Neo Noir, including a model in nine colors from off-white and grey mélange to wine and navy, and a variant with an knitted-in paisley print. They belong in the same corner of your closet as your knitted sweatersand work in the same way: layer upon layer.
A knitted scarf is easiest to combine with a neutral-toned coat, allowing the scarf to carry the color. If you opt for a mélange, the overall look remains calm. If you choose wine or evening rose, the scarf becomes the color accent of your outfit.
The lace hip scarf
In addition to the classic scarves, the collection also includes a lace hip scarf from MbyM. You don't wear it around your neck but around your hips, tied over jeans, a skirt, or a dress. It's a way to add an extra layer to a simple outfit without adding a second garment.
The lace model works best over a plain bottom, so the motif stands out. A square bandana scarf can also be worn in the same way: folded diagonally into a triangle and tied at the side.
How to wear a scarf?
There's no single right way, and that's precisely what makes a scarf so versatile. The four most common ways are:
Around the neck — fold a square scarf diagonally into a triangle, place the point on your chest, and tie the ends at the back of your neck. Tightly for a neckerchief effect, looser for a nonchalant drape.
Around the hip — tie the scarf over your jeans or skirt, with the point at the side or on the hip.
In the hair — folded into a band and tied behind the head, or wrapped around a ponytail.
On the bag — tied to the handle, as a color accent that you can change in two seconds.
Because all scarves in this collection are one size, these methods work with every model. For a knitted scarf, it remains, of course, the classic wrap around the neck.
