Verloop triangle scarf in tan with orange, blue, chartreuse and white stripes, laid flat
Verloop striped triangle scarf tied in a knot, in tan, orange, blue and chartreuse
Folded Verloop triangle scarf in bright stripes with its orange hang tag
Model in a gray sweatshirt wearing the striped triangle scarf knotted at the side
Model wearing the Verloop triangle scarf bandana-style, knotted at the front
Model wearing the striped knit triangle scarf as a headscarf
Verloop triangle scarf in tan with orange, blue, chartreuse and white stripes, laid flat
Verloop striped triangle scarf tied in a knot, in tan, orange, blue and chartreuse
Folded Verloop triangle scarf in bright stripes with its orange hang tag
Model in a gray sweatshirt wearing the striped triangle scarf knotted at the side
Model wearing the Verloop triangle scarf bandana-style, knotted at the front
Model wearing the striped knit triangle scarf as a headscarf

Triangle Scarf

$80.00

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This triangle scarf is such a fresh, 2026 twist on the big ‘ol scarf. Tie it bandana-style at the front (oddly enough, that’s my favorite) or knot it loosely under your coat collar for a pop of color. It has the same cheerful stripe as our Verloop beanie, and they're so cute worn together (or given as a set).

Verloop designs and makes its products under one roof – a family-owned factory in the Philippines – using deadstock yarn to reduce waste. The result is really creative and fun designs (that are easier on the environment).

Notes

100% Soft Acrylic

15"W x 50"L


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Verloop

Ella Yim founded VERLOOP with a challenge: to transform textile waste into something joyful. Their core mission is to repurpose textile waste from her family's long-standing knit factory in the Philippines, turning excess deadstock yarn into colorful, functional knits that spark creativity and comfort. Designed and produced under one roof, every piece is made with purpose—saving yarn from landfills and reimagining it into the happiest knits around.