£40 a time at JS. Made me think a bit. The man himself used to wear a rather nice green number (I assume it was Tootal), which I think I tried to buy (or possibly steal from him when his back was turned). I guess he must have declined but no matter. Anyway, like the proverbial bad penny, it keeps turning up. Beatnik favoured them black. Now, I'm not claiming they were ten a penny but £40 seems a little steep. Or am I seriously out of touch? Then there was John's thread on cleaning them. Dry-cleaning was not favoured. I haven't owned one for, oh, a while ago, but I still remember how good that green number looked around JSs handsome neck, throat and shoulders. I might be tempted. But not at £40.
Seems about the going rate when I check equivalents at http://nicholsonandwalcot.co.uk/mens/
I have a nice warmer season scarf that I got on from Pelicano in black/blue from their sale which has proved a good buy - https://www.pellicanomenswear.com/product-tag/scarf/
Anything decent in quality is far higher in price now than ten years ago it seems.
A bit too Weller for my liking. I love a good wool scarf though. Preferably a nice check.
I bought a Tootal paisley scarf about 10 years ago when I saw one I colours that replicated a scarf I had when I was 15 years old. I was disappointed to find it wasn't made in England but it was silk. I also thought the length was shorter than I remembered.
Another company trading on it's heritage. With a flat cap i could pass as a 1950/60s east end barrow boy.