For a classic cashmere scarf, no one does it quite like Theory. The brand’s soft feel and fringed edges are pure quality.

Pendleton defies traditional wool standards to deliver a scarf that’s both lightweight and warm. The signature 1923 Harding jacquard pattern contrasts nicely against the black backdrop.

Iro takes winter whites seriously, with a cozy wool-blend scarf that exudes luxury. “Iro’s scarves are designed to be oversized (both in volume and in length) as a soft armor to enter winter,” Soulié explains. “Also, our big dimensions allow you to transform your scarf into this trending hoodie-scarf look.” This scarf proves exactly that.

Beloved for its accessibly-priced cashmere, you can rest assured that Nadaam’s scarf lives up to the hype. The ribbed cashmere texturizes any look.

Brighten up the season with a vibrant red scarf. Simkhai’s line of cotton cashmere keeps you toasty without overheating, so you can even keep it on while sitting at your desk.

The stripe and cable-knit combo bring just a little bit of prep to this cream scarf. With a pair of snow boots and a parka, you’re all set for aprés ski.

Max Mara’s Teddy scarf is exactly what every single winter party outfit needs. Why not add one of the label’s iconic coats while you’re at it?

The highlights of this Sandro scarf? The pop of purple against the neutral plaid, and the wintry fringe along the hem.

Loewe has outdone itself with this scarf that turns its anagram logo into an all-over print. The silk, wool, and cashmere blend also makes it lovely for lighter temperatures.

Canada Goose, master of cold weather, steps in with a super soft style. There’s nothing this scarf can’t handle.

Winter Barbie, anyone? Bubblegum pink gives this cashmere ribbed knit scarf a playful energy.

We love Free People for its chunky, oversized styles, much like this one. “While starting to bundle up, layer that scarf as the cherry on top of a tonal look, or forgo the jewels and wrap smaller scarves around the neck,” Parladé recommends.

The monochromatic logo adds just the right amount of branding to this easy style. So subtle, Saint Laurent.

On designing this piece, Seroya says, “We’re loving chunky, oversized fabrications like [this] soft wool-blend bouclé. Our scarves give an edginess to your look, while also keeping you super cozy. We wanted to design something you can style for a night out, but also wear with a chic airport fit.”

Falconeri’s accessories are an absolute necessity for winterwear. Available in 10 cashmere colors, these scarves can pair with anything. We are especially loving the navy: rich and luxuriant for the transitioning between seasons.

When you wear this, everyone knows what’s up. Acne’s oversized mohair style is a fashion insider’s classic, down to the logo patch.

For a designer style that’s a worthy investment, spring for Celine’s ribbed cashmere scarf. The house’s iconic logo makes a small appearance near the hem for a branded touch.

Go big with Dior’s oversized scarf. The light neutral color-blocking ensures that this style will match all outfits, so that you can wear it through (almost) every season.