Dries Van Noten Scarves, Pareos and Collars: Every Piece, From the Silk Square Up
Dries Van Noten Scarves, Pareos and Collars: Every Piece, From the Silk Square Up
A Dries Van Noten scarf is the cheapest way to own the house’s print and the piece that changes a plain coat fastest. The silk squares carry contrast checks and the season’s prints; the wool and cashmere scarves are jacquard, fringed and patchworked; the pareos carry the Flemish Peaches Painting blown up; and the collars, a house idea, are jacquard wool and pearl-stitch pieces worn over a crew neck in place of a necklace. Coveti carries 20 pieces across 11 styles, $420 to $1,160, and this page lists every one with the cloth.
Key facts
- 20 scarves, pareos and collars in 11 styles at Coveti on 20 September 2026, $420 to $1,160
- Types: silk square scarves, wool and cashmere jacquard scarves, a wool turtleneck scarf, a patchwork alpaca-blend scarf, embroidered viscose and crepe scarves, printed viscose pareos, jacquard wool collars, a wool cashmere shawl collar
- Cloths: silk, wool, cashmere, wool alpaca blend, wool cashmere blend, viscose, crepe with gold bullion embroidery
- Colours: Auber, Black, Blue, Bottle, Champagne, Ecru, Fuchsia, Navy, Neon Yellow, Ocra, Old Rose, Sand
- Care: specialist dry clean, fold along the original creases, store flat away from light; wool folded with cedar
The silk squares
The Silk square scarf in Blue is the entry to the house at $590: silk with contrast checked patterns in neon yellow, blue, sand, aubergine and bottle. The Flemish Painting silk squares carry the season’s still life. Fold once and knot inside a coat collar, and in summer tie one to a bag handle.
The wool and cashmere scarves
The jacquard wool scarves in navy and light blue are fringed; the Jacquard cashmere scarf in Wine is cashmere with a jacquard motif; the Patchwork wool scarf in Ecru is a long wool alpaca blend with patchwork and side fringes; the Wool turtleneck scarf in Navy is a knitted turtleneck scarf in stripes, a house idea that reads as a collar.
The collars and the pareos
The Jacquard wool collar in Champagne is a jacquard wool collar in champagne, navy and ochre worn over a plain knit; the Wool shawl collar in Black is the wool cashmere version with pearl stitch and stripe. The Printed pareo, design A is a viscose pareo in the Flemish Peaches Painting print, in two designs, worn as a sarong and as a shawl.
The embroidered scarves
The embroidered viscose scarf carries the Glass Kaleidoscope print with embroidery over it, and the black crepe scarf carries 3-D flowers in gold bullion. Both belong on the embroidered page as much as here.
Every piece, cheapest first
1. Jacquard wool collar in Champagne, $420
100% Wool, Autumn Winter 2026.
2. Jacquard wool collar in Navy, $420
100% Wool, Autumn Winter 2026.
3. Jacquard wool scarf in Navy, $470
100% Wool, Autumn Winter 2026.
4. Jacquard wool collar in Ocra, $590
100% Wool, Autumn Winter 2026.
5. Silk square scarf in Blue, $590
100% Silk, Autumn Winter 2026.
6. Silk square scarf in Neon Yellow, $590
100% Silk, Autumn Winter 2026.
7. Wool shawl collar in Black, $640
100% Wool, Autumn Winter 2026.
8. Wool shawl collar in Ecru, $640
100% Wool, Autumn Winter 2026.
9. Wool turtleneck scarf in Navy, $700
100% Wool, Autumn Winter 2026.
10. Wool turtleneck scarf in Old Rose, $700
100% Wool, Autumn Winter 2026.
11. Patchwork wool scarf in Ecru, $830
55% Wool, 35% Alpaca, 10% Polyamide, Autumn Winter 2026.
12. Embroidered viscose scarf, $910
100% Viscose, Autumn Winter 2026.
13. Silk square scarf in Auber, $910
100% Silk, Autumn Winter 2026.
14. Silk square scarf in Bottle, $910
100% Silk, Autumn Winter 2026.
15. Silk square scarf in Sand, $910
100% Silk, Autumn Winter 2026.
16. Jacquard cashmere scarf in Wine, $990
100% Casmere, Autumn Winter 2026.
17. Embroidered scarf in Black, $1,160
75% Polyester, 25% Viscose, Autumn Winter 2026.
18. Printed pareo, design A, $1,160
100% Viscose, Autumn Winter 2026.
19. Printed pareo, design C, $1,160
100% Viscose, Autumn Winter 2026.
20. Embroidered viscose scarf in Fuchsia, $2,050
100% Viscose, Autumn Winter 2026.
“Wash short and cold. Select a gentle washing program at 30 degrees. Air dry your garments when possible,” the house advises on its Care Guide. “To preserve the colours of our printed garments, wash them gently.”
Frequently asked questions
How much is a Dries Van Noten scarf?
$420 to $1,160 at Coveti. The silk square is $590; the embroidered scarves end the range.
What is a Dries Van Noten collar?
A jacquard wool piece, and in one version a pearl-stitch wool cashmere, that sits over a crew neck in place of a necklace, a house idea in champagne, navy, ochre, ecru and black this season.
Are Dries Van Noten scarves silk?
The squares and the Flemish Painting scarves are silk; the winter scarves are wool, cashmere and alpaca blends; the pareos are viscose.
How do I wash a Dries Van Noten silk scarf?
Specialist dry clean, fold along the original creases and store flat away from light.
Which scarf is the best gift?
The Silk square scarf in Blue: the lowest-priced piece in the house and the one that carries its print.
Read next
The bags. The belts. How to wear the prints. The coats.
More Dries Van Noten guides
Every Dries Van Noten page by Coveti’s fashion editor Gemma Deeks: Who is Dries Van Noten?, How to wear the prints, vs Marni vs Etro, The AW26 edit, Is it a luxury brand?, Brands like Dries Van Noten, History timeline, Julian Klausner, Price guide, Where to buy, Sale, Review, Real vs fake, Materials and care, Glossary, Who wears it, Size guide, Shoe size guide, New arrivals 2026, Archive and vintage, Coats, Jackets and blazers, Dresses, Skirts, Trousers, Jeans and denim, Shirts and blouses, Knitwear, Embroidered pieces, Black, Shoes, Sneakers, Boots, Loafers, Heels and mules, Bags, Embroidered bags, Jewellery, Earrings, Necklaces and bracelets, Belts, Sunglasses.
Sources and method
Checked on 20 September 2026 by Gemma Deeks, fashion editor at Coveti. Product facts, the compositions, lengths, fits, model measurements, heel heights and countries of manufacture, are the brand’s own product-page text; counts, prices and price ranges are Coveti’s live catalogue on that date and move with stock; the house history and the wearers come from the brand’s own pages and the press articles listed below, each read on the date above. Where a claim could not be checked against one of these it was left out, and where the fitting room is giving its own advice the page says so.
- driesvannoten.com, Biography: the house’s own timeline from the 1986 debut to the December 2024 appointment of Julian Klausner
- driesvannoten.com, Care Guide: the house’s washing, drying, storage and dry-cleaning advice
- driesvannoten.com, FAQ: shipping, returns and the house’s own customer answers
- Dries Van Noten product pages, en-fr: the composition, fit, length, model and country-of-manufacture bullets of every style, 380 pages saved on 20 September 2026
- WWD, 16 December 2024: Dries Van Noten appoints Julian Klausner as creative director
- Wikipedia, Dries van Noten: the Puig acquisition and the March 2024 retirement announcement
- Wikidata Q1258918: the house’s entity record
- W Magazine, Katherine Cusumano, 24 November 2016: Michelle Obama in Dries Van Noten at the Presidential Medal of Freedom ceremony
- The Hollywood Reporter: Dries Van Noten on celebrity dressing, naming Julianne Moore, Cate Blanchett and Maggie Gyllenhaal
- Dries Van Noten on Instagram, @driesvannoten
- Coveti live catalogue, 20 September 2026: prices, fit and stock
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