Knit scarf problems?

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Brielle J.

Oct 30, 2013

Brielle J.

Okay so I have this knit scarf, one of those ones that's that's a circle, like without ends? If that makes sense lol. Anyways, when I first got it it would always look so puffy and cute, but now it's all stretched out..anyway I can fix that?

Meredith R.

Oct 30, 2013

Meredith R.

I don't think you can plus its called an infinity scarf just so ya know ;D.

Tyra S.

Oct 30, 2013

Tyra S.

You have an infinity scarf, your description made perfect sense! I have a ton of those, and have only ran into your problem about twice. if your problem is that the actual knitting fabric is thinning out, try wrapping it around more times than you would when you first got it. I noticed that wrapping a couple more times than I'm used to & then pulling the scarf from the front of my neck gives the illusion of a thick scarf without like choking me or making me look like I have no neck. You could also try washing it in between wears. (could be a little tedious) But washing something with a knit fabric usually shrinks it back to it's normal state. Also, try air drying rather than throwing it in the washer. If all else fails, I would just buy a new one. F21, Topshop, & Asos all have excellent ones. (Topshop is my favorite as far as quality - look for a product that has "snood" in it, they're quite thick.)

Hopefully that helped!

Brielle J.

Oct 31, 2013

Brielle J.

Ahh I knew it had a name just couldn't remember lol. And yeah, I'll try washing it, because it's not stretched enough for me to wrap it once more.

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