What is the difference between a twilly and a skinny scarf?

A twilly is a narrow, short scarf typically 5-8 cm wide and 86-120 cm long, while a skinny scarf is longer and often narrower, designed to be worn draped or knotted with more length. Both are narrow goods, but they serve different styling and merchandising purposes.

Twilly - At 5-8 cm wide and 86-120 cm long, a twilly is ideal for wrapping around a bag handle, wearing as a headband, or tying at the neck. It is a compact accessory that adds a pop of colour without bulk.

Skinny scarf - Usually longer than 120 cm and often 5-10 cm wide, a skinny scarf is worn around the neck with the ends hanging down, or looped once. It offers more length for different knots and drapes.

Merchandising - Twillies are often sold as add-on items or in gift sets, while skinny scarves are positioned as a lightweight neckwear option for transitional seasons.

We produce both styles in silk and other materials. Custom dimensions are available from the standard minimum.

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