Frankie Shop Scarves 2026: 8 Winter Scarves and Snoods

Frankie Shop scarves are wool blend scarves, reversible knit shawls and faux fur snoods from the New York label The Frankie Shop. Coveti stocks the Pre-Fall and Fall 2026 pieces in our designer scarves edit, from the Nella Reversible Scarf in Brown and Navy at $250 to the Ester Bicolor Scarf in Lime at $410.

This guide covers the neckwear only: eight winter styles, what each is made of, where it is made and which coat it suits. Gloves, belts, hats and ties sit in our wider Frankie Shop accessories guide.

What is a snood?

A snood is a closed loop of fabric worn around the neck, with no loose ends to wrap and knot. Knit and faux fur are the usual materials.

A snood slips over the head and stays put. Pull the top edge up and it becomes a hood over the ears. A scarf, by contrast, has two ends, and a shawl is a larger piece worn across the shoulders.

The Frankie Shop makes all three. The Corin Knit Snood is listed with a hooded design and a slip-on style, the Ginevra Faux Fur Snood is a faux fur snood with a slip-on style, and the Nella pieces are triangle-shaped scarves and shawls that tie at the front.

Which Frankie Shop scarves are on Coveti in 2026?

Nine styles are listed on Coveti right now, eight of them cut for winter, and every one is sold as One Size.

The matrix below uses only our own product data.

Four of the winter styles are made in Italy, and all four are wool led. The faux fur pieces and the Nella knits are made in China. Prices run from $250 to $410.

Which Frankie Shop wool scarves should you buy?

Choose the Allyson for a classic pure wool scarf, the Ester for texture and the Irel for two colours in one.

Allyson Scarf

The Allyson Scarf in Blue is the plainest of the group, and that is its strength. It is 100% virgin wool, made in Italy, rectangular with fringed ends and unlined, at $390. It also comes in Red at the same price.

Ester Bicolor Scarf

The Ester is the one to touch: a brushed wool blend of 40% alpaca, 40% wool and 20% polyamide, with a bicolour design and fringed ends, made in Italy. It is $410.

Irel Bicolor Scarf

The Irel Bicolor Scarf in Tangerine and Camel is a double-faced wool blend (80% wool, 20% polyamide) made in Italy, and it is reversible. Wear the camel side out with a navy coat and flip it to tangerine when the rest of the outfit is grey. It is $410.

For more cashmere, blends from other houses sit in our cashmere scarves edit.

What is the Frankie Shop Nella Reversible scarf?

The Nella is a triangle-shaped, reversible knit in a 50% wool, 30% polyamide and 20% acrylic midweight blend, sold as a scarf at $250 and as a shawl at $410.

The triangle shape is what sets it apart. Worn point-down at the front, it sits like a bib and fills the neckline of a collarless coat. Each side is a different colour, so one piece covers two palettes.

The scarf comes in Brown and Navy, plus the Nella Reversible Scarf in Beige and Brown, both at $250. The shawl is offered in three pairings: the Nella Reversible Shawl in Black and Blue, Brown and Navy, and Dark Olive and Grey, each $410.

Which Frankie Shop snoods are on Coveti?

Two snoods are stocked: the Corin in wool and cashmere, and the Ginevra in faux fur.

Corin Knit Snood

The Corin Knit Snood in Brown is the only Frankie Shop neckpiece here with cashmere in it: 70% wool and 30% cashmere, in a ribbed knit, made in Italy. It is hooded, slips on and is unlined, and it costs $300 in Brown and Charcoal. Pulled up, it covers the head and ears.

Ginevra Faux Fur Snood

The Ginevra Faux Fur Snood in Light Taupe is 100% polyester faux fur, made in China, and it slips on with no fastening. At $260 it is the lowest-priced snood in the edit, and Moss Green is the second colour. Its volume works best above a slim coat collar, where it does not compete with lapels.

A snood built into a sweater

The Amia Fuzzy Snood Sweater in Charcoal skips the separate piece altogether. It is an oversized baby alpaca blend knit (74% baby alpaca, 24% polyamide, 2% elastane) with a high neck and an attached snood, at $690.

Is the Frankie Shop faux fur scarf real fur?

No. The Vivien Faux Fur Scarf is 100% polyester faux fur, lined with faux suede and fastened with a front tie.

The Vivien Faux Fur Scarf in Forest Green is $380 and also comes in Beige and Brown. It is made in China and arrived for Fall 2026. The tie lets it sit close at the throat, so it suits coats with a clean neckline. It is the only fur-look piece in the edit with a lining. For matching outerwear, read our guide to Frankie Shop faux fur and browse the fur and faux fur coats edit.

How do you wear a Frankie Shop scarf with a Frankie Shop coat?

Match the scarf to the coat’s neckline: flat knits under funnel necks, volume above notch lapels and long rectangles with double-breasted coats.

With a funnel neck coat

The Leroy Funnel Neck Wool Coat in Black ($880) already has a high collar, so a bulky scarf fights it. Tuck a Nella scarf inside the funnel, point-down, and let a sliver of the second colour show. The Corin Knit Snood also works here, worn low.

With a tailored long coat

The new Saki Tailored Long Coat in Black is a brushed wool blend with notch lapels and padded shoulders, made in Bosnia and Herzegovina, at $980. It takes a long scarf well. Loop the Allyson once and leave both fringed ends hanging inside the lapels for a narrow, vertical line.

With a double-breasted coat

The Gaia Double-Breasted Coat in Camel ($890) is one of the house signatures. The Irel Bicolor Scarf, camel side out, keeps the look tonal. Flip it to tangerine for contrast. More wool styles sit in our wool coats edit and our full Frankie Shop coats guide.

With faux fur outerwear

Faux fur outerwear needs a contrasting texture at the neck. The Daph Faux Fur Padded Trench Coat in Brown ($980) is oversized with notch lapels, so pair it with the ribbed Corin rather than another faux fur piece. Keep the Ginevra and Vivien for wool coats, where the fur reads as the accent.

How should you care for wool, alpaca and faux fur scarves?

Follow the care label sewn into each piece, because our product data lists composition but not care instructions.

A few general habits help. Rest wool, alpaca and cashmere a day between wears. Store knits folded flat, never on a hanger. Comb brushed surfaces like the Ester gently if they pill. Keep polyester faux fur away from direct heat and shake it out before storing. The Vivien’s faux suede lining should be spot cleaned, not soaked, unless the label says otherwise.

How do Frankie Shop scarves work around the world?

Scarves are One Size, so there is no conversion to worry about; the climate and the coat underneath matter more.

• United States. Searches for snoods peak in November and December. In New York, where the label opened its Lower East Side doors, the hooded Corin is the practical pick for wind between avenues.
• United Kingdom. Damp cold suits midweight wool. The Allyson and Irel layer over a coat without adding bulk, and the Frankie Shop corner inside Selfridges on Oxford Street is the brand’s London address.
• European Union. The brand has stores in Paris (rue Saint Claude, in the Marais) and in Milan. The Italian-made wool pieces sit naturally with city tailoring, and the Nella shawl suits cold evenings out.
• GCC. Winter days stay mild, so the lighter Nella scarf and the Ginevra snood suit evenings, air-conditioned interiors and travel to colder cities. See our Frankie Shop gift guide for seasonal giving.

If you are buying a coat alongside the scarf, the brand’s chart maps XS, S, M, L and XL to US 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10, UK 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14, and EU 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42. Check the size guide on each product page, read our Frankie Shop size guide, and contact Coveti if you need help. Coveti’s own returns policy is on our returns page.

Where does The Frankie Shop come from?

The Frankie Shop is a New York label founded by Gaelle Drevet, who is French and from Lyon (FashionUnited, 2022).

Press dates the label to 2014, with its Lower East Side doors opening in 2015 by the brand’s own account. The brand says it that it became synonymous with smart, oversized suiting. Its New York flagship is at 59 Crosby Street in SoHo. Pair them with the brand’s gloves in our Frankie Shop leather gloves guide.

Frequently asked questions

What is a snood?

A snood is a closed loop of fabric worn around the neck with no loose ends. It slips over the head and can be pulled up as a hood. The Frankie Shop Corin Knit Snood is hooded and slip-on, at $300 on Coveti.

How much are Frankie Shop scarves on Coveti?

Frankie Shop scarves on Coveti cost $250 to $410. The Nella Reversible Scarf is $250, the Ginevra Faux Fur Snood is $260, the Corin Knit Snood is $300, the Vivien Faux Fur Scarf is $380 and the Allyson Scarf is $390.

Which Frankie Shop scarves contain cashmere and alpaca?

The Corin Knit Snood is 70% wool and 30% cashmere, made in Italy. The Ester Bicolor Scarf is 40% alpaca, 40% wool and 20% polyamide, also made in Italy.

Is the Frankie Shop faux fur scarf real fur?

No. The Vivien Faux Fur Scarf is 100% polyester faux fur, lined with faux suede, with a front tie closure. The Ginevra Faux Fur Snood is also 100% polyester.

Where are Frankie Shop scarves made?

The Allyson, Ester Bicolor, Irel Bicolor and Corin pieces are made in Italy. The Nella scarves and shawls, the Ginevra Faux Fur Snood and the Vivien Faux Fur Scarf are made in China.

How do you wear a snood with a coat?

Wear a ribbed snood low inside a funnel neck coat, and save faux fur snoods for coats with slim collars. Pull the snood up as a hood when the wind picks up.