In winter, there are not only outerwear and innerwear, but also a lot of accessories to buy, so it can be difficult to find multiple variations of a single item. The savior here is a multi-purpose item that can perform two or more jobs on its own. One of the must-have scarves for winter is a double-faced scarf with this design.
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A double-faced scarf can add variety to your coordination with just one scarf!
Double-faced” refers to a design with different patterns on the front and back sides. Since it has two different faces, such as a checkered pattern and a solid color, just one stole is enough to add variety to your winter coordination. The great thing about double-faced scarves is that they not only allow you to show two different patterns, but you can also mix and match patterns by twisting and wrapping the scarf around your body. Reversible clothing can only be worn in two ways, but the stole can be arranged by “twisting,” so it can play three or more roles depending on how it is wrapped.
If you want to use a double-faced scarf in a wider range of outfits, you need a versatile scarf that can serve as both an accent and a focal point!
While a stole with a gorgeous pattern like the one shown in the snapshot above would be nice, a basic monotone double-faced stole that can be worn with a wide range of outfits would be useful. Therefore, I would like to recommend the large-sized “HERZ” stole from GENTLEMAN PROJECTS, both to those who are looking for a double-faced stole and to those who have never heard of the double-faced design before reading this article. The double-faced design, which combines a checkered surface with a plain black reverse side, allows the front side to add an accent to your coordinate, or the reverse side to tighten it up. Of course, as mentioned above, by arranging the way it is wrapped around the body, it is also possible to increase the variation by presenting it in an unusual way.
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The checkered pattern on the surface has a well-balanced design that uses the ” ratio of white to silver,” which is the ratio that Japanese people find beautiful!
Have you ever heard of the term “Hakubin ratio? Like the golden ratio in the West, this ratio has been popular in Japan since ancient times and is a ratio that Japanese people find beautiful. The fact that it is also known as the Yamato Ratio should also indicate that it is familiar to the Japanese. The ratio is so familiar to the Japanese that it has been used in the design of the Kondo and Gojuno-to (five-story pagoda) of Horyu-ji Temple, the world’s oldest wooden structure, the faces of Buddhist statues, and Japanese paintings, and even in the design of Japan’s national cartoon characters. The checkered pattern of this scarf has been designed in such a proportion that is easily familiar to the Japanese eye, and the monotone color scheme makes it a well-balanced design that can be easily coordinated with a variety of outfits. If you know this background, you may be able to talk about it as a poop.
