In short: The temperature is dropping, time to wrap yourself up nice and warm. Harris Tweed scarf or a tartan scarf of merino lamb's wool, matching gloves, An Harris Tweed cap and a warm bag Together they create the ultimate autumn look with character.
The temperature is dropping... time to bundle up nice and warm. With the first chilly mornings, a good scarf quickly becomes indispensable, but the right accessories make the difference between being "dressed warmly" and a true autumn look with style.
Below you can read which scarves, gloves, hats, and bags go well together this season, and why wool and Harris Tweed are our favorites.
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Why a wool scarf is perfect for your autumn look
Wool is naturally warm, breathable, and has a structure not found in synthetic fabrics. A wool scarf keeps the cold out without feeling heavy, and actually becomes more beautiful the more you wear it.
For autumn, that is exactly what you are looking for: something warm, but also something with character that instantly makes a simple coat a lot more interesting.
Harris Tweed scarves and gloves: a warm Scottish story
Our Harris Tweed scarves They are woven from the same artisanal wool fabric as our famous Harris Tweed bags: handwoven in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, bearing the official Orb hallmark. The scarves have a soft lining and a sturdy, windproof structure that is perfectly suited for real autumn and winter weather.
With many of our Harris Tweed scarves, there are matching gloves available, finished with leather for extra grip and a classic look. A scarf and gloves set like this in the same tweed immediately creates a complete and well-thought-out autumn look.
Tartan scarves of merino lamb's wool: color and pattern for autumn
Do you prefer a more pronounced check? Our tartan scarves of merino lamb's wool They are lighter and softer than Harris Tweed, but at least as full of character. From the classic Royal Stewart to quieter colors like Blackwatch: there is a tartan for every style.
Moreover, a tartan scarf is versatile: it goes just as well with a simple winter coat as with a smart shirt, and instantly adds a touch of Scotland to any autumn outfit.
The right cap or hat for your autumn outfit
A scarf and gloves are a good start, but with a chilly wind, a head covering quickly becomes indispensable. Our Harris Tweed hats and caps combining the same warm wool fabric with a timeless design: perfect for a walk outside, but also great to wear in the city.
Choose a cap in the same tweed or tartan as your scarf for a well-thought-out, matching look, or a contrasting color if you prefer to make a statement.
Complete your look with a matching bag
The final element of a good autumn look is often the bag you carry. Harris Tweed bag or shoulder bag matches seamlessly with a scarf and cap of the same material, and gives your outfit a polished, complete look.
Undecided between a shoulder bag, handbag, or backpack? Then take a look at our wider collection as well. bags and fashion for more options.
Frequently asked questions about scarves and autumn accessories
Is a Harris Tweed scarf warm enough for the winter?
Yes. Harris Tweed is a tightly woven, windproof wool fabric originally developed for the rugged Scottish climate. Combined with gloves and a cap made of the same material, you will stay nice and warm even in really cold weather.
How do I style a tartan scarf with the rest of my outfit?
Opt for a simple basic coat (solid, dark color) and let the tartan scarf provide the accent. If you want to keep it subtle, choose a tartan with muted colors like Blackwatch; if you want to stand out, go for Royal Stewart or another bright check.
How do I care for a wool scarf?
Brush the scarf regularly with a clothes brush to remove lint and dust, and do not wash it in the washing machine. For stains, it is best to clean them locally and gently, and store the scarf in a dry place and out of direct sunlight.
Are Harris Tweed gloves also suitable for rain?
Harris Tweed is naturally water-repellent, but not waterproof. You will stay perfectly dry in light rain; however, in prolonged, heavy rain, it is best to let the gloves dry for a while before wearing them again.
