This giant scarf is taking winter knitwear to the next level
Move over Christmas jumpers - there’s a new knitwear trend in town
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Anyone who loves the festive period knows that December marks the beginning of Christmas jumper season.
However, this year may be the year to break away from the jolly tradition.
Dukyana has created a gigantic scarf designed to keep you warm and toasty this winter.
Measuring at over eight-foot in length, the scarf has been manufactured using soft mohair.
Nonetheless comfort comes at a price, with the Bulgarian designer label retailing the chunky scarf for over £200.
While the scarf-sock hybrid does look very cosy, it doesn’t seem to be the most practical choice of attire.
Some consumers think the scarf looks too constricting, with one user on Twitter describing it as “A claustrophobic’s nightmare.”
Even though the scarf may not be the ideal outfit of choice for a long walk, it would definitely suit anyone with a penchant for flopping on the sofa in front of the TV when the temperatures drop.
Nothing says Christmas spirit like comfortable clothing that makes you want to stay indoors and do nothing all day.
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