What ever happened to the Stripped Hibs scarfs. All you seem to see is hooped srarfs or a variation on them. Back in the late seventies/ early eighties most scarfs worn were of the stripped variety. I still have a stripped one, however it has seen better days and i wanted a new one.
Hooped scarfs back in the day, were mostly worn by the second team to wear the green.
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19-01-2010 10:38 PM #1
Striped Scarf
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19-01-2010 10:43 PM #2
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19-01-2010 11:07 PM #6RemovedLeft by mutual consent!This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Can anyone post a picture of a striped scarf please.
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I know what he means, but I'm not sure they were ever very easy to get hold of. As somebody else described, the stripes are vertical, rather than horizontal and therefore narrower. They were around before you could get scarves with HIBERNIAN on them, so they used to help prevent you being mistaken for a Celtic fan!
It's been mentioned before, but there also used to be a green silk Hibs scarf available with white pinstripes on it. Quite classy, though when I was a kid I always regarded as a scarf for the older man. These days I quite fancy owning one. Do they still exist?
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Might ask him if he knows where it is.
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19-01-2010 11:22 PM #11This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I had a striped scarf in the early 80's
Mind you , i had HIbs sweat bands and a silky cap too
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19-01-2010 11:23 PM #12This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Green silk with white tassles.No Eternal Reward Shall Forgive Us Now For Wasting The Dawn
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19-01-2010 11:41 PM #14This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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I gave mine away to a Northwich Victoria fan when i joined the army in 1977. The lenghtwise stripe scarf used to come in mostly bottle green with a lighter green and white stripe aswell, no fancy tassels like the silk scarf though they were just cut at the ends to make tassels. Old yins mmay be able to describe them better but i know what i mean.
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20-01-2010 02:36 AM #16
I've been wearing my striped scarf since 1973. Swopped my original with a Leeds fan in their supporters club after the game
The street vendors around ER sold quality gear in them days.
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20-01-2010 04:51 AM #17
you just jogged my memory ................................... and after a rummage in the wardrobe.................... i found my one
p.s. i lost my silk one at an away game at partick thistle around 1974-75. 1 - 1 draw !
if anyone found it i would like it back please.Last edited by jst1875; 20-01-2010 at 04:56 AM.
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20-01-2010 06:31 AM #18
On a side note, I would love the silk one. IS it possible if we had the numbers to get these commissioned?
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20-01-2010 08:48 AM #20
We are talking about the darker green scarf with a white pin stripe are we; if so then I always think of it as being the traditional scarf as that's what many of us tended to wear in the early seventies (so not necessarily really traditional).
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20-01-2010 10:18 AM #21
Weren't they called 'University Style' scarves?
Or is my memory just playing tricks?
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20-01-2010 12:15 PM #25
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The Silk scarf was more of a wrist adornment iirc as it had little heat retention ability.
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It replaced my silk scarf with the old badge, purchased a good many years earlier, that now sits well protected in my drawer - like all good collectors items should.The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits
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One of my great regrets is discarding it during the early 80s when I was poncing around pretending I was too intellectual to be interested in football.
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20-01-2010 12:53 PM #29
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Burtons do a green and grey stripey scarf £8. Fact.
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20-01-2010 01:11 PM #30
Are we talking about the kind of scarf that George Best was pictured with when he signed?
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