Abstract: The Danae Scarf is an improved invention of a fashion accessory, one of neckwear apparel, referred to as a Scarf. The invention is designed to be draped about the wearer's neck and is comprised of a continuous circle of elongated tubular fabric having a neckband portion and a draping portion. The continuous circle is made from a single elongated rectangle of fabric wherein one free end of the elongated tube is twisted through 360 degrees about a longitudinal axis of the tube and attached to the other free end of the tube to form a one sided continuous circle of tubular fabric. A narrow neckband portion is then formed by accordion pleating/folding and securing circular tube at the intersection of the lengthwise/crosswise stitching thereby creating a neckband portion and a draping portion.