11 Russian Ways To Tie Your Scarf

Learn how to tie your scarf or shawl at The Russian Store:

1. On your shoulders
2. On your head tied under chin as “Babushka”
3. On your head tied on the back as in 70^th
4. “Gypsy” tie over your forehead
5. As a head band
6. As a neck tie
7. As a decorative bib
8. Tied over one shoulder
9. As a holster top
10. As a hip hugger
11. As a belt

Do you know how to wrap and tie your shawl?

The Russian Store will teach you how to wear your shawl

Let’s get started with some Wool Shawls!

We’ve gotten many questions and comments from customers on suggestions on how to wear some of our Russian Shawls. We thought we’d make some videos on possible looks that you might enjoy. We plan more videos in the future with narration, and tips on how to tie the various knots, if you have any questions, we encourage you to leave a comment!

All of our shawls are Russian imported, and come from the world famous Pavlovo Posad Shawl Factory, which have been making, (and in our opinion perfected the art of) shawls for over 250 years!

We have both wool shawls, and silk shawls/scarves available, in a variety of colors, sizes, styles, and themes, so be sure to check out our collection of Russian Shawls!

Also check out another video 11 Russian Ways To Tie Your Scarf…

How To Wear Smaller Russian Shawls, and Scarves.

Our traditional smaller Russian Shawls are just as popular as our larger ones. Their uses are limited only by your fashion sense, we’ve put together this viedo to give you some tips, and ideas on how you can wear them. If you have any other styles, or any uses of shawls as a piece of home decor, please leave us a comment, we’d be glad to hear from you.

All of our traditional Russian Shawls, both silk and wool, come from the award winning, world famous, Pavlovo Posad Shawl Factory in Russia. This particular shawl is silk, and measures 35″ by 35″. We also have wool shawls in the same size, so be sure to check out our entire collection of Russian Shawls. And take a look at How to Wear our Wool Shawls.