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looking for a scarf to appease my gf's mother.
need suggestions, id rather not spend over 50.
>picrel is over 70

>> No.18362459

>>18362446
>id rather not spend over 50
It depends on the country but I feel you're going to have trouble finding a scarf that's not made of synthetic garbage at that price point. You want 100% wool or some other natural fiber for a quality scarf. I'm in Canada and can get 100% merino scarves at La Maison Simons for $70 but I don't know what's available where you live.

>> No.18362463

>>18362459
usa, south. we dont really have a lot of clothing stores around here. i aint got a clue what merino feels like. but her mom is loaded and likes nice things. ill look around online for a merino scarf. thanks for the input

>> No.18362622

Cashmere is like the best material for scarves but merino might last longer

>> No.18362624

>>18362446
You should definitely spend more on her to get that mom pussy on the side.

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18362836

Gloves are way more useful

>> No.18363025

>>18362622
Cashmere is softer and warmer than merino but also at least twice as expensive and, as you alluded, more high maintenance. I got a merino scarf for Christmas and I'm happy with it, though I've never had a cashmere scarf so I might not know what I'm missing.

>> No.18363045

>>18363025
Cashmere is beyond soft and good. But good damn does it heat quickly

>> No.18363468

>>18363025
Seems about similar price but yes both are great options when the materials are good.