If you are less particular about color, I found this Unlabeled Cashmere & Lambswool Scarf (30% Cashmere and 70% Lambswool) on Amazon for $29.99 (available in four colors) that I feel is comparable in size and quality. I’ve found scarves in synthetic materials that are similar for about $6 at Forever 21, but they were (predictably) less warm and the material was fairly scratchy. The Canada Scarf went up $10 in price recently and is now $180 at retail (the narrower version is $150), which is pricey for a plain scarf. The Acne Canada scarf, made in Italy and the signature of a Sw edish fashion house, is also available in a narrower size, which is 78.5″ long and 17″ wide, and is significantly less bulky (compared to its wider sibling) when wrapped around one’s neck.Īcne Studios Canada Narrow Scarf in Grey Melange The material, 100% virgin fleece wool, is warm but soft and medium weight so it’s also easy to manipulate when you need to tie or knot it for variety.Īcne Studios Canada Scarf in Caramel Brown The size-78.75″ long x 27.5″ wide-is versatile and can be worn in dozens of ways (though my default is the classic loop). Acne Studios Canada Scarf in Caramel Brown | Unlabeled Cashmere & Lambswool Scarf in Grey | Acne Studios Canada Narrow Scarf in Grey MelangeĪfter a fruitless search for an affordable medium-brown oversized scarf in natural-fiber, I capitulated and ordered the Acne Studios Canada scarf in ca ramel brown, my original choice that I initially deemed too expensive.

Acne scarf