How to Wear a Scarf 8 Different Ways

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Wondering how to wear a scarf? This video will show you how to tie 8 different scarf knots. You don't need to know all of them, but 2-3 will be perfect for your individual style and body type.
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[@jimmyblancia4304]

Thank you for teaching a 21 year old who’s going to wear a scarf for the first time 😁

[@princeisha1234]

Me 🤠

[@adrianpulido8705]

Bro literally me too I'm 21 and just now at 7:38 am pacific time. Had to know how to wear one cause I was just gifted one for Christmas. Hope you had great holidays w your family

[@shin963258]

@@adrianpulido8705 Sameee

[@crosscharayt986]

@@adrianpulido8705 SAME BUT IM 12

[@skylarsouto7162]

ayo same?

[@bernandinocamilo1946]

Underrated item in men's wardrobe adds pop of color, warmth and shows more style.

[@greshe]

4:01 the drape 4:37 the french knot 5:21 the french twist 6:12 the once around 7:00 the double tuck 7:42 the overhand 8:36 the reverse 9:19 the reverse overhand 10:19 the faux knot

[@Arinzee]

thank you

[@kaizanleaf1344]

why is the intro so lomg help

[@jeffroetzel9239]

​@@kaizanleaf1344 he's probably following a script that he was given by Zenni to get the sponsorship. It's a big part of how they get paid for making the content.

[@racket7598]

@@kaizanleaf1344totally agree. It irks me when content creators do this

[@HRH_Crown_prince]

⚜️Thanks from 🇺🇿Uzbekistan🇺🇿⚜️

[@phillip_reynolds]

I always felt like I was wearing my scarf wrong which made me less inclined to wear it at all. I really appreciate these gems!

[@avimehenwal]

I never learnt how to wear a scarf until I moved to a colder country. This video was really helpful. Thanks. And keep warm everyone

[@andrewalexander3836]

Honestly, subscribing to your channel was probably the best choice I’ve made recently

[@BrockMcGoff]

Wow, thank you! That means a lot 🙏🏻

[@andrewalexander3836]

You deserve it man

[@gabortoth2978]

I was thinking the same!

[@mkymnzns]

I live in Canada. And yes, I basically wear scarves all year round thank you for teaching additional knots. Been always on the casual over loop (inventing a name too)

[@NightMythHunter]

Watching this exactly one year after it’s release :D thank you for showing us the many different ways to wear this underrated piece of cloth wear

[@BrockMcGoff]

Glad it was helpful!

[@karansardana2820]

I have started wearing scarf and it really makes a big difference and It easily catches people's attention Many people complimented me This guy taught me how to look stylish Lot's of love from india ❣️

[@Wonky_ties]

Love the invented names Brock 😂

[@Re-bl5sr]

Love scarves - an essential item to lend that finishing touch of style to your outfit that can go with anything from a peacoat to a leather jacket or a parka to a blazer or overcoat.

[@AS-dp6vy]

I've been a fan of Zenni for about 5 years now. It's an easy way to have a variety of glasses, without spending too much. Different environments require different glasses! Even after LASIK, I want to try Zenni again. Glasses are still useful in the sun and if I'm trying to look different.

[@DigvijayKashyap287]

dude created an 11min video to teach us ways to tie a scarf! WOW, you took your time there. Thanks.

[@theHookdudewest]

Thanks for this tutorial on different ways to wear a scarf. I have a new scarf about 70” & tried the different ways & was surprised I could change the scarf styles by simple twists & turns 👍🏼👍🏼

[@JY-tq4ir]

5:00 the French twist

[@carldavenportjr1244]

Thank you for demonstrating a variety of ways to wear a scarf to stay warm and in style. I will definitely master three of the examples to establish my own signature look.

[@Syaimaral1]

And just like that, I learned how to wear a tie as well. Thank you so much! Finding this channel on my quest to look stylish as a guy is one of those treasures that will last me a lifetime and knowledge I can pass on to my kids.

[@dennisguzman7861]

This is my first time wearing a scarf, so thank you so much for helping me figure out how to do it properly ❣️✨

[@jdubb45]

Defintely have to try the reverse overhand

[@travsudz4544]

Dude, I've been in the army 14 years. When I joined at 20, they still have our scarves as standard field and garrison dress during winter months. I always used the once over without any research because it was always very fast and warm.

[@eyang7]

My favorite is the French knot. Thx 👍

[@the_interim]

I wore scarfs everywhere I go as long as I'm permitted. Been wearing it since I was 15 years old.

[@legendwarrior85]

Very helpful video and thank you. Goot a good hands-on Reverse overhand and French knot which will be my preferred methods.

[@Momo_Kawashima]

I'm a short guy, but still love the overhand. Plus I got a long neck and always feel cold. My solution? I just wrap the scarf around my neck first, then do the overhand (for extra warmth I pop up my flannel shirt's collar and wrap the scarf around that to add an extra layer of cloth). I love it

[@celloj3703]

We have the same body type so I’m glad I found this video. I need to start dressing better

[@BrockMcGoff]

Glad it was helpful!

[@hussain6469]

Thank you so much man! I want to start wearing more scarfs

[@BrockMcGoff]

Any time!

[@Gotobar]

Great Video. I have a Wool Army scarf patterned after what they used in World War II, and tying it in the aviator style makes it look great with the Bomber Jacket I’ve got

[@repola81]

Thanks for teaching these methods. Greets from cold Finland 🇫🇮

[@gunpaanimations8293]

Hey man thanks for the tutorial plus i love scarfs because bro it makes me cool plus it will keep me warm in some ways

[@ftwalbertor88]

The French Knot is my go-to since the get-go, it just made the most since trying on my first scarf. The Aviator (I prefer to call it that) is one I don't utilize as often as I probably should, it looks great. I've never seen the Double Tuck before--I like it, and I've done The Reverse accidentally before when I was in a rush, it didn't stick with me. That Faux Knot tho!

[@yorutsumetai]

I used to wear a scarf a few years ago (up north it should really be considered an essential) and I lost it in a move. You’ve reminded me how much I enjoy wearing them.

[@bearbuttons9840]

I have been wearing scarfs for 30 years and until now I finally know to tie one! I thought there was something wrong in just holding it in my hands until I finally had enough and googled!

[@shanecoony]

Thanku for teaching an old dog some new tricks , I love wearing a scarf during the chilly winter days and nights as it keeps me nice and toasty plus I love the style a scarf adds they just look nice

[@Homepage.]

GIRL- IDC IF I LOOK LIKE IM A DRAG QUEEN, I AINT HAVING A COLD NECK😤

[@lauraandrenee4860]

thank you so much! this video is so useful! i am very appreciate

[@gavinhart1068]

I used to only know the French Knot but I’m real glad to have learnt these new methods, thanks a ton 👍

[@TheRepublicofLetters]

thank you, I’ll just go with the French knot for now

[@thebigds]

Weird timing, but thanks for covering the topic! I've been getting into scarves for the last couple seasons, and I'm really enjoying the function, and the style. I've found I'm most comfortable or "masculine" with scarves in a medium weight. Super thin like silk is too formal, and super chunky knits are a bit too casual for me. I have the most luck with a loose weave in cotton, or a flannel-style weave in cotton or wool; these hit the right spot for smart casual style. One of my favs actually comes from the ladies section, its about 12' wide but I just fold in half hotdog style so it acts like the ones i'm used to. Another great style is a square scarf (or one you can fold to a square shape) and wear like a middle-eastern shemagh style, that's a great "scene" look, and you also see special forces guys wear like this to protect their neck. Antonio from RMRS has a great video discussing the military history of scarves, so yeah they can definitely be masculine, and it helps a lot how you style them. Thanks for all the tips!

[@md_sid]

You are a great ALL ROUNDER!!😎 Thank you so much ! As always!

[@peadar-o]

I’ve got too many scarves already, and now I still want to buy a few additional scarves... Thanks a lot, Brock! 🤨🤭

[@BrockMcGoff]

#sorrynotsorry 😂

[@mrmoderatormrbobmoderator69]

Decent video. The reverse overhand sounds like the one I'll try to adapt👍

[@jammalyarbrough4710]

Yes, I wear scarves! ❤ and, great tutorial, thank you!

[@seancostello7251]

I'm 34 and I never knew how to tie a good scarf - until now haha. 😂 Better late than never, I guess. Thanks a lot for the lesson. 🤘🤙

[@trucidami2060]

Thank you for showing how the scarf goes with various jackets, coats, etc

[@starteamplus]

Thank you for this type of video. There are no much videos about scarf styles on whole internet.

[@iamtheghostwriter100]

Wow, I liked all the ways you showed. Now I need to practice and judge which one looks best on me. Thanks so much.

[@VoteLaborOut]

Love how you are so honest aBout the random naming haha thanks for the video

[@cheesim]

Saved this since scarf season is here again 👍🏼

[@mr_dances]

I always just wore the once around and I feel it looks good for most occasions. Any more formal and being out in the cold isn't very probable in my case.

[@BrockMcGoff]

QUESTION: Do you wear scarves? Hit 'reply' and let me know. Thanks for watching!

[@JAG214]

I do I have six of them

[@BrockMcGoff]

@@JAG214 nice! I think I have 4 total. It's nice to have some options.

[@JAG214]

@@BrockMcGoff I agree

[@robo2606]

On every cold day 😎

[@geraltzrivi4]

Sure, but what about a tie? Need cunsultantion

[@ravikirand8836]

The French knot & the reverse overhand

[@jr2k2rj]

Once again, this time of the year, we meet again

[@jeffleo3634]

Great, quality content. Thank you for providing genuine, informative and helpful videos. Far too many men’s fashion videos are lazy productions that provide lightweight content simply as a way of including a sponsored advert.

[@BrockMcGoff]

Thank you very much!

[@trademark5496]

Hi, would you please show us what is your setup for lighting and camera setup as well?

[@gavingriffin3850]

Hey, I was wondering if you could do a video for spring reviewing the casual style of JFK. It was timeless and preppy, but also cool and casual. Think it would make for an interesting video!

[@muhammadtalhaalam1052]

The overhand......my favorite ome

[@leosalas41ify]

61 and never really knew how to wear one. I would just wing it. Thanks.

[@ravikirand8836]

The French knot & the reverse overhand🤘, bought a Harry Potter scarf

[@BigCrawdaddy]

I wear a scarf in a few ways already, but I always return to get ideas for outfits! You have very good fashion sense sir!

[@5688gamble]

I loop it around the front of my neck, wrap the ends round to the front and then pull the ends through the loop left at the front, it is easy to do, and it looks similar to a double tuck.

[@5688gamble]

You basically start with the reverse and pull the ends through the loop at the front.

[@moonishkalicheran3470]

I love scarfs :D however they are very underated as a style accessory for men

[@theDapperVault]

Too bad scarves are nonessential in Malaysia! but anyways love the vids Brock! ♥

[@julianr8544]

I’m returning a year after I watched this cause I’m going to New York again and forgot how I tied it last time. Thanks again!

[@kylegill32283]

I use these as a short guy plus do more of a neck tie know as well

[@jonathana6298]

I like a really loose once around. I like mine drape-y.

[@ainslieberrafella]

Great stuff, but you seem to have chosen the longest scarf in the world for this video. I liked 7.5, The Reverse Overhand. The French Knot is classy.

[@ProgressivePatriot28]

Ironically, I was looking for big and tall menswear when I stumbled across Brock initially. 7 years later, I'm still here. His style advice is sound and I just apply it in reverse, so to speak.

[@RKPARVEJ7]

Love From Bangladesh🇧🇩

[@Loafysosa]

My favorite is the French knot

[@tomcruise11880]

Thank you for sharing the ways of wearing a scarf. Good Job!

[@amill1563]

I do prefer the Red Baron approach with scarves. That is, to wear one whilst whooshing through the air at great speed.

[@crawdiggity]

I discovered Zenni before you. First! I win. I got mine for 45 bucks. I added blue light. Extra thin scratch resist. Also. Don't get clip on sunglasses. Get magnet. Been on motorcycle.. at 45 they move... Very strong magnet. Anyways. Get brown. Grey. Black tint. Magnet sunglasses hella cheap. One for each vehicle

[@brettscuiletti2333]

THANK YOU! I dig wearing scarves during colder months because they're stylish as hell, but I always feel like I'm doing it "wrong." This is the video I have been looking for. (Rad glasses by the way)

[@jaydieeff]

Thank you for teaching a 30 year old who's going to wear a scarf for the first time! 🙏

[@rory9873]

Thanks dude! I got a scarf at 35, didn't know what to do. Love ya.

[@agnesfaustino9893]

Great help! Especially for first timers like me. Thanks!

[@guapdoctor1176]

Thank you, just got a beautiful scarf for Christmas can’t wait to rock it

[@curtisraymond9632]

thanx for the tutorial and Zenni tip...accessories are a forgotten gift and skill that is sadly ignored. Whose your "go to" hat company?

[@Lycan_24_7]

TJ miller - love his scarf joke

[@wackopa2]

Thank you for the variations...came in real handy 🍻

[@wackopa2]

Faux knot for me did the trick at my friend's wedding

[@theboxofthesacredcircle5155]

Wow! I use shawl to protect my neck from sunburn... and to give me warmth when office aircon is at max level...😅

[@XxLogo]

Zenni is great, I got my favourite prescription Aviators there! I also have a narrow face, but the aviators look perfect even when they are an oversized pair of sunglasses. Plus I can see at distance lol Those glasses look great on you, I may have to pick up a pair of those square acetate ones!

[@Kreated_by_khaos]

thanks mate , winter is coming and want to keep warm this time around

[@ysan7642]

Starts 07:04

[@joojitohaidariko4703]

Me 13 though I used the forth one and it looked nice thanks

[@theroarer3379]

underrated item

[@rade1809]

I'm about 6'2, and I use a shorter silk scarf for the drape under a suit or shorter jacket, and a regular length scarf for the drape under a coat. If it's actually cold i use the parisian (french) knot with a regular length scarf under whatever outerwear I'm wearing.

[@byzidrahman966]

I prefer the reverse ones. Suits me considering my height.

[@samanshahin78]

Thanks for all the helpful tips Where did you get the dark brown leather jacket?

[@TheDisplacerBeast]

Do you. Have a recommended way to wear a scarf for guys with long hair? (Like clavicle length, often pulled back)

[@Chris-fb8jg]

Haven't really worn scarf before but I quite like the French knot one

[@Limecody]

Thank you 🧣

[@tomyvrosales3535]

Pretty cool video…. I have a collection of scarfs, most of them made by my mother and grandmother however, I also have pashminas which do keep you pretty warm. Thanks for sharing your video. Indeed a cool way to keep you warm :)

[@alpineswiss856]

Great Video, our customers always ask about different ways to tie scarf, this will be great video to share with them

[@workbirdygaming]

Thank you so much!!

[@lj3]

thank you man so helpful!

[@derrickjohn3684]

I would most definitely change your names for the knots so to speak love it But we can get more creative with the names my dear lol ... celtic knots are your French Knot 🪢 love it I'm also into sock 0ne line team player two lines coach and three lines ref! 😀 love ❤️ it the rainbow 🌈 colours to choose from ... Gaiacalls.

[@mrimallin]

Game changer thanks

[@dhru7vtaral]

Thank you 💕

[@karlr750]

I grew up in a cold climate (wearing balaclavas instead of scarves), then moved to a warm climate, where they're rarely useful. I didn't wear a scarf until my wife bought me a nice cashmere one several years ago (a subtle, large-sett navy plaid). I only use it about 3 to 4 times a year. I've been using the reverse once-around, but I'm planning to try the French knot when I next wear it. I became a fan of Zenni in the past year or so. A couple of the style channels (maybe yours) mentioned using glasses as an accessory. Since my eye insurance only covers 1 pair per year, I'd been unable to keep more than one pair of glasses and one pair of sunglasses going at any given time (due to damage and/or changing prescription). I did my own research into online options for ordering glasses. Zenni was one of the three companies I ran across, and it was the least expensive by a wide margin. I also used the sizing filter extensively, because I could use it to choose glasses that were approximately the same size as ones that already fit me well. They did a great job of matching my prescription. Despite all the "pros" to my Zenni glasses, there are some "cons." They *feel* lightweight and cheap. (They were surprisingly inexpensive, so that feeling is not unexpected.) I assume that they won't survive rough treatment … unlike the pair of sports sunglasses that I purchased through my optometrist. On the other hand, I bought *three* pairs of glasses plus *two* pairs of sunglasses for slightly more than I paid my optometrist for my *one* pair of sports sunglasses. And my eye insurance covered ~75% of the cost of those sunglasses. I wear my Zenni glasses where they're unlikely to encounter rough treatment. And if they happen to meet the unexpected, they're cheap to replace. If I'm in a situation where my glasses might get smashed between my face and the pavement, then I'll wear a more expensive and robust pair of glasses. (This isn't hyperbole. My current, and costly, pair of sports sunglasses replaced an equally expensive pair of fashionable sunglasses … which were destroyed in a cycling accident … between my face and the pavement. The fashion sunglasses weren't as robust as my current pair of sports sunglasses, but the expensive pair of sunglasses sufficiently protected my priceless and irreplaceable eyes.) If I need to see, look stylish, while on a budget, Zenni is a great option. If I need to protect my eyeball, then Zenni is the wrong tool for the job.