10 Chunky Knit Scarves To Keep You Warm

10 Chunky Knit Scarves To Keep You Warm
Prabal Gurung’s fall collection had us swooning over the scarves expertly swathed around the models’ necks. This thick, oversized style is the perfect accessory to keep you warm as the cold sets in. Wrap yourself up in one of the latest styles here.
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Prabal Gurung Intarsia Knit Scarf, $975; modaoperandi.com
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Urban Outfitters Intarsia Knit Scarf, $49; urbanoutfitters.com
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A Peace Treaty Meda Scarf, $358; needsupply.com
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By Malene Birger Knit Work of Art Asunho Scarf, $225; shopbop.com
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Kenzo Big Noise Scarf, $280; barneys.com
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Christophe Lemaire Fringed Alpaca Scarf, $690; net-a-porter.com
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Etro Oversized Scarf, $1210; mytheresa.com
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Gap Cozy Colorblock Scarf, $30; gap.com
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Destin Fluffy Oversize Scarf, $510; barneys.com
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Etro Oversized Scarf, $1210; mytheresa.com
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Gap Cozy Colorblock Scarf, $30; gap.com
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Destin Fluffy Oversize Scarf, $510; barneys.com
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Madewell Larking Plaid Scarf, $65; madewell.com
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Mango Bicolor Scarf, $70; mango.com

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