scarves
n. countablen. pieces of cloth that you wear around your neck or head to stay warm or look good. They are the plural form of 'scarf'.
n. plural form of 'scarf'; lengths of fabric worn around the neck, shoulders, or head for warmth, protection, or decoration.
She wears colorful scarves even in the summer.
During the winter sale, the department store sold hundreds of wool scarves to commuters looking to stay warm.
The collection featured hand-painted silk scarves that served as the centerpiece of the spring fashion show, demonstrating how a simple accessory can elevate an entire outfit.
The plural can be spelled as 'scarves' or 'scarfs', though 'scarves' is more common in modern English.
I bought two scarfsI bought two scarvesWhile 'scarfs' is technically acceptable, 'scarves' is the standard plural form taught in most English curricula.