🧣

Scarf Emoji 🧣

What 🧣 means

A red woolen muffler tied at the top to make a loop while the ends hang loosely on either side. Both these ends are designed with thin tassels at the bottom lining of each.

The 🧣 Scarf emoji represents both, summer-wear and winter-wear scarves; stoles, and mufflers respectively. It signifies accessories in the former case and warmth, protection, and coziness in the latter.

How and when to use it

  • Scarves are mostly associated with winter. So, if you're sharing posts or reposts on winter wear, ways to stay warm yet fashionable, etc, you can use 🧣 in the caption.
  • Also, with winter comes the holiday season! It's all the more apt if 🧣 is red in the platform you use. If yes, this emoji would be a cute addition to your Christmas/December-related content.
  • Setting 🧣 apart from the weather, this emoji could be used to denote accessories or a sense of accessorizing as well.
  • If you're checking on someone or advising them, you can use 🧣. Like, "You sure you're sleeping warm?! 🧣" or "Stop scarfing out like that! It's unhealthy! 🧣" respectively.
  • While texting someone to layer up or wear warm clothes, 🧣 could be one of the options.

Other Names

  • 🧣 Muffler
  • 🧣 Stole
  • 🧣 Headscarf
  • 🧣 Woolen Scarf
  • 🧣 Woolens
  • 🧣 Neckwear

The lowdown

Category
Objects β€Ί clothing
Codepoints
U+1F9E3
Emoji version
Emoji 5.0
Shortcodes
:scarf:
Keywords
bundle, cold, neck, scarf, up

How it looks across platforms

Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens.

scarf on Apple
Apple
scarf on Google
Google
scarf on Twitter/X
Twitter/X
scarf on Facebook
Facebook
scarf on Microsoft
Microsoft

⚑ Quick round

Which joined the keyboard first β€” 🧣 Scarf or 🫐 Blueberries?

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