30 Cozy and Covetable Blanket Scarves to Wrap Up In
The cold-weather accessory feels like a hug.
We hate to be the ones to bring it up, but the blistering cold temps aren't going anywhere any time soon. It's hard enough pry yourself from the covers—so what if you could take a trusty, oh-so-cozy security blanket out into the elements with you? Enter: the blanket scarf.
The perfect hybrid between an outerwear accessory and a comforter, these scarves are actually large enough to use as a blanket. They're the perfect travel companion and do double-duty trapping heat and adding style to your everyday wardrobe. Whether you love soft-to-the-skin cashmere scarves, bold plaid patterns, or gravitate towards the season's puffy trend with padded numbers, we've rounded up the best blanket scarves out there. Scroll on for our favorite cozy, covetable options.
Cashmere Blanket Scarves
Trust us: A cashmere scarf is always well worth the investment. And why not double down? Layer your new cozy warp atop your best cashmere sweater for optimal cold-weather protection.
Plaid Blanket Scarves
This quintessential scarf print will complement all of your cold-weather corduroys and tweeds. Opt for a traditional tartan motif or a larger check pattern with bold, primary color schemes.
Chunky Knit Blanket Scarves
Swap your sweater sets for a chunky scarf that you can match to your cable knits. Equal parts luxe and cozy, you may even get away with wearing your heavy knits in place of traditional outerwear.
Logo Blanket Scarves
A large, logo-adorned scarf will be the star of the show. Style yours over one shoulder, fastened with your favorite belt, or sport it over your shoulders accompanying a minimalist knit dress.
Padded Blanket Scarves
Practical and punchy, a down-padded scarf will envelop you in style while keeping you extra warm.
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Sara Holzman is the Style Director at Marie Claire, where she oversees fashion coverage spanning seasonal trends, celebrity style, designers, Fashion Month, and shopping. With more than a decade of experience in fashion media, she has held roles at Condé Nast’s Lucky and Self and contributed style and travel coverage to Equinox’s Furthermore. A graduate of the Missouri School of Journalism, Sara is based in New York City, where she writes about fashion through both an industry and personal lens, including the realities of getting dressed as a working mom. Follow her on Instagram at @sarajonewyork.