Finally!! A 'No-Knot' scarf for children (and adults) that is warm, stylish, easy to put on, and most importantly, has our children's (and adult's) safety in mind.

Have you ever wondered who designed some of the clothes your children wear? It can be difficult for a child to dress themselves without the help of an adult. Clothes can be stylish, but not practical, or practical and rather unappealing. But one thing we often seem to overlook is whether or not the item is safe for our kids. We assume the manufacturers have already thought of this, and for the most part they have. But it never hurts to go that extra mile to prevent injury.

Our children have been wearing traditional winter scarves for many years. However, how many of us are aware that the Canadian Govenment does not recommend the use of a traditional scarf for use with certain winter activities? I certainly didn't. However, all it took was for me to hear about one avoidable tragedy involving a 4 year old for me to design a 'No-Knot' scarf for my 2 year old to wear!!

Our introductory product is a 'No-Knot' scarf that keeps a child warm and fashionable while offering the added peace of mind that this item is designed to open and release if it ever gets caught. This reduces the potential risk of accidental injury. This product is also easy to put on and take off...for all those independant types out there! It is versatile, being able to be fastened at the front or back, and it is also reversible and inversible.

Now although this scarf was originally designed for children, it has been expanded for all age groups. We make sizes from infant to adult. The design makes it great for anyone playing winter sports or working outside when a traditional scarf with tails is not recommended or prohibited. Also, anyone who has difficulty lifting their arms or bending their fingers (such as with arthritis), may find this scarf easier to put on and take off. The No-Knot scarf is also great for infants being carried in a snuggly for a brisk winter walk or for a ride in a wagon or sleigh (such as when the baby needs to brave the cold to accompany big brother or sister to the school bus). No matter what your reason for being outside in the winter, we make a scarf for people of all ages.