7 Stylish Men's Scarf Knots (Step-by-Step Guide)

[@blaskowitz7000]

The icing on the cake for my Friday. A great way to look "dapper" for winter

[@juliojimenez1992]

God exists, creation bears witness to it, God loves us, but sin separates us from Him, therefore He sent His Son Christ to live a Holy life, to die on a Cross paying the penalty for our sins, saving us from the condemnation, dark powers and curses, reconciling us with God only by Faith in Jesus and his Sacrifice, Giving us Eternal Life, God bless you

[@aurin_komak]

@@juliojimenez1992 But is God dapper?

[@masterkamen371]

​@@aurin_komakSo, in the New Testament, Jesus essentially poked fun of the upper classes. A big part of that was the hypocrisy surrounding how they painted themselves as perfect (including with their clothing), while their behavior was as bad as it gets. So, I'd say God is all for dressing like a gentleman, but you should also behave like a gentleman for any of it to count. That's why I don't understand the modern hate for religion. The Bible is a very good book to read for anyone, you don't even have to be religious. It tells you a lot about how to be a good and exemplary person. I'm not exactly religious, but I try to stick to most of its guidelines.

[@aurin_komak]

@@masterkamen371 Jesus is cool but his fandom sucks

[@paulmathers6753]

I really liked the old video, you have so helped me 'raise my game' and I have been called 'dapper' a number of times. The overcoat in this video is amazing. On a side note, my nephew is becoming more dapper himself [he's 16] taking tips from his uncle. So GG is moving to the new generation [a little]

[@Reziac]

...dresses up warmly, with overcoat and scarf and.... ears frozen red as beets... my uncle wore a huntsman's cap in winter to keep his ears warm, and still looked very dapper indeed!

[@mungulor]

Just in time for the cold setting in, thank you Raphael!

[@robbymayer5987]

I for one love the early videos from gentleman's gazette!

[@lordvergesso]

I loved your old video about scarf knots, i learned a lot about looking "dapper" when wearing a scarf ;D

[@juliojimenez1992]

God exists, creation bears witness to it, God loves us, but sin separates us from Him, therefore He sent His Son Christ to live a Holy life, to die on a Cross paying the penalty for our sins, saving us from the condemnation, dark powers and curses, reconciling us with God only by Faith in Jesus and his Sacrifice, Giving us Eternal Life, God bless you

[@Physix6t]

Excellent idea to redo these old videos, Raphael. You should do a new one that merges the old tie tack/tie stick pin/collar bar ones!

[@ProxyBuks]

Gentleman's Gazette by Raphael Schneider - helping peasants look dapper since 2010

[@0017Bulldog]

Rafael, it's all about leadership and you've got it!

[@barrymurphy1337]

Ah, the count knot, that's what I've been looking for! Thank u for the timely video, much appreciated.

[@shubham2fight]

I had a lovely joyful laugh from Raphael's 2014 flashback! Keep up the good work gents

[@BlackSeranna]

I admire you for keeping style alive. I had to explain to someone why wool is superior to the "fleece" blankets sold in stores (which are polyester, also known as plastic). They did not know that wool socks were better than the other socks sold in stores. They had posted a general question which was something like, "If an ice storm hits our city again this winter, what are the best ways to stay warm?" Anyway, at least they will be buying wool socks and blankets. They will be cozy now.

[@eekee6034]

I'm sorry, but I've had wool clothes which are both cold and uncomfortable, but never a cold fleece. The only thing I find better about wool is it feels cleaner; polyester encourages unpleasant microbes. I'd love to live all natural, but I'm very sensitive to cold and very much notice the difference. However, I haven't tried thick all-wool jumpers in recent years. It's possible my bad memories of wool are based on the very old clothes I had when I was little, especially one jumper. I'm thinking the numerous washes it had been through may have destroyed the microscopic fibres which stop the air from circulating and make it a better insulator. (In synthetics, Thinsulate was developed to have similar microscopic fibres.) But I have had a recent bad experience with wool socks. A few years ago, a gentlemens' outfitters sold me some wool socks as "good for winter", but they are useless for warmth! An ordinary pair of synthetic sports socks with no pretensions to warmth are much better for me in winter. They're thicker, and especially with the help of boots, they trap air just fine. All in all, I have to suspect the "wool is better" is just a holdover from before the development of Thinsulate.

[@BlackSeranna]

@@eekee6034 did you actually look at the tag and see that it said “100% wool”? There are a lot of terrible clothes being sold right off the rack that are not well made, and they feel like wool but they aren’t. When you have something made out of alpaca or wool, you have a very warm garment.

[@eekee6034]

@@BlackSeranna There's no tags on the socks, of course. The first time I had a problem with a jumper was in 1980 and I don't suppose it had been made later than 1975, so I doubt it was anything but wool. I'm sorry I can't give you a more objective reply. I do have a classic Norwegian jumper somewhere. I'll try it when I can find it. I have noticed that keeping the wind out is the most important thing. I almost always wear a rain-proof outer layer as it totally blocks the wind.

[@erictodoran8664]

I love it when Raphael presents it. Still my favorite style icon from KZbin!

[@davidgroeneweg1331]

This video is perfectly timed, i just bought my first scarf and this came in just in time. Thank you and greetings from the Netherlands

[@joshmiller7777]

Great to see you again Raphael :)

[@eekee6034]

I find the once around chest warmer always slips out of place. This video's turned up at just the right time to help me find a knot that works for me. Got to love the laughs too! :D

[@josephheinecke1992]

We all evolve. Great to see how far you have come!

[@carltrotter7622]

0:30 - I always loved that video, yes you've progressed as a person and a channel, but you've always been amazing! Keep up the good work as always, -Carl PS. This video happens to be the exact day it gets cold enough here in Glasgow for me to Wear a Scarf!

[@danburns4265]

I love wearing green so it’s nice to see such a well executed almost fully green ensemble. That tie beautifully compliments the outfit and the tweed jacket is one of my favourite things that I see Raphael wear on the channel (probably the only thing that I love more is Raphael’s double breasted charcoal flannel suit, which I swear I’m only mildly obsessed with and definitely need to get one myself!)

[@PoktapokGod818]

Love the channel. Your videos have helped elevate my style with business and my shoes.

[@abchappell01]

This was an excellent update. Thank you :)

[@jobmclaren4150]

Sven Raphael Schnider my goof sir tou have been missed!!! It feels like eons since you've made a video. Glad to see you back.

[@robbymayer5987]

Perfect timing! Love the combination of outfits!!!

[@FancyFellaRDR2]

Another amazing Video Herr Schneider! Fitting for the season

[@RoryPattonDreamerOfDunsidhe]

Indeed better than the old one which I enjoyed at the time. My favourite scarf knot for scarves of a light material like silk or Cashmere is the Barrel Knot. Smart with a hint of 'Bridgerton'. 😎

[@jamshidmoshrefzadeh3819]

such a beautiful overcoat too!

[@jackpostkun4372]

this video came at the perfect time! just bought 3 scarfs for myself

[@Grabehn42]

"The video is not outdated... it just makes us cringe" Well, that's the best reason to redo a video I've heard to date.

[@horaciolaguna607]

I loved the video, sophisticated, high class educational..! Thank you

[@samuelclaessens7699]

That old video helped me a lot!

[@angelofrevengeable]

Just in time .. please more autumn /winter tips

[@SueEmmDee]

A great video. Years ago I had a mohair scarf that was not very long and I used to tuck it in when I wore a V-necked coat or jacket, especially my bespoke tweed jacket that I had then.

[@Tronman2020]

Thank you so much!!!!

[@RainMakeR_Workshop]

5:00 huh, this is how I've been tying my scarf for pretty much my entire adult life. I always did it because it was quick and simple. Never knew it had a specific name, though I'm also not surprised it does.

[@Nik930714]

I have a soft spot for the original video, because it was one of the first i watched on this channel and it got me in to using scarfs in general. That must have been in like 2018 or so.

[@honzicc]

exactly what I needed. thanks

[@Divinenubian]

Great video. I love scarves. But didn't realize how many ways I can tie them.

[@mechnikmechnikos7666]

As usually great video.

[@NareshKumar-bw3vm]

Thanks for vedio ..Ur guidance is always Amazing

[@apscoinscurrenciesmore7599]

Ahh scarf. Great way to look pretty

[@amadejpesko]

1:20, haha the editing on your videos is excellent.

[@oleksii-here]

Thank you, great video! Frankly, I was surprised that you didn't mentioned my favourite knot for a scarf :D It's a variation of your Loop tie when one of the ends of the scarf goes in the loop normally, from up to down and another goes around it and enters loop from down to up. Let me know what you think!

[@craigm2484]

I subbed because this channel is Dapper . Have a Great day ..

[@ironranger7575]

@gentleman's Gazette What is the general opinion on scarf slides, rings or conchos?

[@joeb2756]

Please leave a link to those gloves 🔥🔥🔥

[@BornAgainCatholic]

Awesome video. You've made an amazing channel.

[@templerman-xw4kc]

Excellent and informative video. I would like to ask questions. First: what is the pattern and material of your overcoat? I like it quite a lot. I think it would also be a serviceable fabric and design as a Car Coat. Two: I remember a photograph showing two allied officers during WW-2, one American and the other a Royal Army officer in a Paras Smock with a scath fold with a knot that came over the top from within and broadly spread out and into the zippered Smock. Not sure what knot it was though it seemed to resemble a cravat.

[@arsalanshampoo8605]

Gentleman gazzete i have a question? What can be good combination of colour with silver grey 2 piece suit

[@track_3867]

Could you do a video about tiny accessories like tie pins, cuffs and or similar things? also I love your videos, keep up the great work.

[@hamzahwareh9463]

Finally. A re-uploaded version. The old version was kinda icky.

[@vincent7584]

Really cool coat. It could just be a little bit longer, but everything else about coat is fine.

[@GreenSpacebug]

Hello, I love your videos, could you guys consider making a video about children's/teenager's suits/clothing? I'm in high school and still not at my permanent height yet, so when purchasing a new suit my parents will usually tend to buy one a big larger than usual so I can grow into it. Another aspect is price, we usually buy from Ralph Lauren, and they're not too keen on spending $133 for the Suit Jacket made from wool, and instead opt for the "Blazer" made of Polyester.

[@mikeneale2459]

EXCELLENT!

[@MichaelZerjadtke]

Very dapper!

[@J.F.R]

Sven looks very dapper

[@user-kd3vc3wt5q]

I am no gentleman but I still enjoy your videos also if I ever go or do something fancy like go to a fancy party I now know how to dress, so thank you.

[@dekdelacruz]

Hi Sven, what's an ideal scarf length for men that's 5'4 in height. appreciate it.

[@susanbrown2909]

The Burberry scarf one ,looks like Rubert the bears scarf...I like it though. I enjoy theses videos ...so classy.

[@freddyaramirez9135]

The ones around chest warm or not is my favorite. Here in California whenever it’s cold enough to wear a scarf, which is rare at times, with the right size jacket does not makes my chest look more robust.

[@beru58]

My dad was never a scout. But he used to be a mountain guide in northern Sweden. He used to wear his scarf with a woggle like the scouts. It was a Sami piece made from reindeer antlers. A brown Harris tweed jacket over. Gray riding breeches and brown boots. A dark grey felt hat, almost a sombrero Cordobés, on top of that. Aged 90 on our Connemara pony I would guess you would have to call him a gentleman.

[@GhostofAmsterdam]

4:40 what do you mean you get openings on the sides? It creates a closed look around the neck, i don't see an opening.

[@piccalillipit9211]

*I JUST WANT TO SAY* I really appreciate the way you do your own "example skits" where you look like an idiot, or you get congratulated on looking great etc... It would be so easy to just use stock footage like 99% of channels do - for me these little skits are what makes your channel stand out so much.

[@dimitriostsiganis]

Raphael also loves "That being said".

[@jackehlert655]

That is a beautiful over coat you have there! May I ask who made it?

[@jaredp86]

Hello Gentleman's Gazette. Would you be able to recommend me an appropriate 3-piece suit for mountain climbing?

[@DanielMartinez316]

Please give us a guide on color red, that include oxblood red shoes.

[@JohnLawson-jx4wl]

Thank for your time and work kind Sir… please continue… boycott the Super Bowl

[@SoydeCubaCompay]

The scarf should be long and the ideal way to put it on is like this 4:52 but I use to do the loop with my right hand, twisting the loop once or twice, bringing it over my neck, taking the end and pulling it through the loop! 🥂

[@GermanySups]

Hello! Is it possible to reshape the lapel gorge? My suit has wide peak lapels, but unfortunately I am not satisfied with the width of the lapel gorge. Is it possible to tailor the gorge smaller, in order to get a more significant peak?

[@bubaks2]

Please do one on bow ties 😃

[@simonmaskell9431]

3:07 is now my favorite gif ever

[@freedomwatch3991]

Can we get a video on wearing stock ties?

[@matrixshadows8171]

You should do a video on the best suits and outfits in the sopranos series like you did with the godfather.

[@Larry-jf4jm]

I like you number 7 the second version. But you should put your scarf on make the knot then put your coat on. It looks great and it will keep the cold out. It protects your neck and seals the coat to keep our the cold. I grow up in the cold weather and yes I would walk home from school in deep snow. Function first style second.

[@truthreigns7]

Well the music for your previous video was a good choice. Plus at least you were trying.

[@MrStrategy67]

Perfect Time…

[@marlondeagle]

And how do you tie a scarf like the burberry one?

[@arthurwellesley1815]

New overcoat?

[@RodrigoCuevasdelaTorre]

Hi! Could you share the name of the song that you use for your intros?

[@RodrigoCuevasdelaTorre]

nvm, just read the faq

[@chain.505]

My mother actually taught me the loop tie method.

[@silentaction]

Thank you for having sense of self-irony, otherwise this would be total a trainreck of the channel.

[@MikuHatsune12]

I think you're being a little dramatic

[@silentaction]

@@MikuHatsune12 Thats my nature!

[@eekee6034]

Being overly dramatic can be fun! :) It's tricky to be understood on the Internet, though. I was briefly worried you were one of those self-righteous idiots who... okay, if I start that, I'll be ranting for hours. ;)

[@roxanabenvenuto2636]

Mi ingles es muy básico, por lo no pude disfrutarlo en su totalidad, ¿ Podrían poner subtítulos en español?, ¡Gracias!

[@alexmack416]

being younger is better than being better

[@roberthoffhines5419]

oh geez...scarves. where will i store all these new pocket squares?

[@ClaudioAdrianFuentesAlem-on8iw]

One more time : Thanks lord.

[@daveb9451]

4:53. It's super easy, you say? One might think it is also barely an inconvenience.

[@terencemoore6585]

A pedantic point but it may as well be correct. Worsted the fabric is pronounced "woosted". Worsted as the past tense of worst, meaning defeated is pronounced as you say it. I've checked with my friends from your side of the pond and it's the same for them.

[@bifeldman]

Yukon Mishima: “Be simple in all things for manliness’s sake.”

[@krunoslavkovacec1842]

3:07 A traditional Oktoberfest dance?

[@kauaiboy5o]

Don't like to wear a scarf that goes around my neck or tie knots because it reminds me of a leash around the neck where someone from behind can grab and choke you or placed you in a disavantage position. I prefer to cross the scarf in front and under my coat or perhaps the French knot.

[@tonyrossi3151]

You’ve finally graduated to butler level. Well done Alfred.

[@jacobshigaki1291]

Just in time for the Oregon @ Washington game 46°F I can’t stand it

[@JessicaMorgani]

I love how fashion goes round and round so you a guy dressing like a old school man dresses the same things as me a trans woman.

[@willelm88]

No.1 won't work with the least bit of wind. Any wind will undo it.

[@canadiansensei]

Being severely colourblind, I’ve learned color “rules”, one of which is that green does not pair well with other greens….then I watched the last few minutes of this video….now I’m totally lost 😩

[@ycplum7062]

I think your overcoat is a bit small for everything you are wearing. Between the vest, thick tweed jacket, and depending on the style of wearing the scarf. the overcoat seems lumpy at times. Maybe if you ditched the vest or had a thinner jacket. The video on the scarves themselves, spot on.

[@itsallbusiness3784]

🤣🤣🤣 looks funny

[@hanockkonaga9184]

Show me the way Bill skarsgard wore in John Wick...

[@matthewrobarge9009]

Dont make fun of your old videos. I didn't even know you had one. So making fun of it probably doesn't help you unless you're just adding time to the vid👍

[@jefffawcett]

This channel is becoming a parody of itself lol