Abstract: A scarf includes draw-strings confined in channel(s) between end sections, extending across a neck portion connecting the end sections, and aligned along a central longitudinal axis between an upper and lower edge of the scarf in an open position. The draw-strings are aligned side-by-side via the channel(s), extend downward along a front of a user as worn, and are fixed at opposite ends of the channel(s) to allow them to be pulled in opposite directions down along the front of a user. Concealed attachment elements positioned at the ends of the channel(s) and along the central longitudinal axis form a closure when connected in the front of the scarf as worn. Pulling on the draw-strings with the scarf in the closed position creates a gathered aesthetic along the front of the user and adjusts the positioning of the scarf around and under the wearer's neck.

Abstract: A scarf includes a neck portion adjustable in size via a size-adjusting element and two end sections. The neck portion is positioned and extends between the two end sections and is connected thereto. Each end section has an attachment element concealed within, and further includes a portion of a pre-tied scarf design, each of the attachment elements configured to connect together to form the pre-tied scarf, with the appearance of a self-tied scarf, about a neck of a wearer. The attachment elements connect in the front of the scarf as worn by the user, and the neck portion is adjustable in size prior to and independent of the attachment elements.

Abstract: The present invention provides a scent emanating container adapted for removable placement on the end of an elongated writing instrument, having a scent housing, a neck portion adapted for placement on the elongated writing instrument and from which the scent housing extends, a post interiorly extending from the housing, and a scented member removably positioned on the post.