It's also sure to be nice and warm with its wool, acrylic and nylon blend that won't lose its coloring anytime soon, either.

You can never go wrong with a classic cashmere wrap—especially this White + Warren one that will double as a cover when you get chilly on the plane. It's made with partially recycled polyester, too, which means it will be a breeze to wash—just pop it in the machine. While you may not be able to take the In the Wild throw on-the-go to venture out into the chilly temps, you can throw on Barefoot Dreams's Wild scarf. At 70 inches, it's on the longer side, so you won't be tugging it down when the wind blows, and the pinky salmon hue will serve as a neutral against your black and brown coat or white tee.Currently, it's available in nine colors ranging from neutral to bold, and its cashmere makeup is sure to last you a good long while. You will find many different designs and fonts in our design library, and of course you can also upload your own graphics. With a gorgeous colorblock pattern and a super soft, 100 percent cashmere fabric, this beauty is about as high quality as they come. Stay warm and chic in one of the Freya Harper’s amazingly cosy scarves, that you can also wrap around you in multiple ways.

We love the retro, pull-through style, but what makes this one extra special is the super on-trend sherpa material.For those days when a wool peacoat and cashmere wrap just won’t cut it, make like an Oreo and double the stuffing with a puffer scarf on top of your puffer jacket. While it has come a long way since then, branching off with variations on the colorways, the pattern is still largely instantly recognizable—particularly when seen on one of Burberry's gorgeous cashmere scarves, like this one. That's because these handy accessories will be on mega-sale, with unbelievable discounts of up to 75 percent. It holds its shape if you're someone who tugs at them a lot, and can be a good choice for those with sensitivities to wool.