It’s spring here in Europe, but we’re international… right? I use the reverse drape cross a lot, though I’ve used the chest warmer while wearing a suit a couple of times, this past winter.
@toothpaste_sandwich I'll never understand why people upvote these random, pointless infographics. Most of these are, obviously, ridiculous made-up nonsense made to fill out a listicle with a number you've never seen before. Don't worry, if there's a worthwhile way to tie a scarf, you already know about it.
In all seriousness: I myself was really helped by this infographic. The two styles of tying that I mentioned have really helped me out and for the life of me I’d have never thought of them myself. I enjoy infographics like these as an aid in creativity.
It’s a shame you don’t enjoy them, but for me this was really not pointless. I feel kind of sad that you call them that, really. Makes me feel like I am lacking in creativity, somehow, compared to you. I’ve been working on self-esteem lately, and I’m slowly getting to a place where I can tell myself otherwise now, but that’s the kind of effect a reply can this can have on people, I suppose.
@toothpaste_sandwich alright. I'll tell you, I've never seen the "chest warmer" in person, it looks pretty silly to me, but if it keeps you warm, enjoy it.
Okay this is very interesting, but I dont think i have ever spent any thought on how my scarf is wrapped. According to this I use the fake knot all the time because its quick and easy.
Well, if you’re ever someplace where it’s colder, or use it on the bicycle like I do, the reverse drape cross is really nice. It keeps the cold out very well and it doesn’t come loose too easily.
I use a European/Parisian knot when I where a scarf because I don’t like a scarf feeling loose and I’ve dyspraxia so struggle with tying knots and the Parisian knot is simple as hell.
I couldn’t tell you, I’m in this crazy line of business where I don’t usually have to be around machines. Or at least not in an environment cold enough to warrant a scarf.
I admire your drive for efficiency, though. I won’t judge your ambitions, you do you man.
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