Satin, a very smooth and elegant looking fabric, is also used in making scarves for ladies of all age groups. The satin scarf can be seen in different colors and patterns, sizes and prints. With its unassuming charm and grace, it is suitable for events that are both formal and informal. The satin fabric is light in weight and has a silky texture, and therefore ideally suits the comfort level of the user wearing it.

The fabric first came into existence in the Middle Ages to give a new definition to the shiny and more lustrous series of silk fabric samite. The textile, today, has gained huge popularity because of its glossy shine, soft texture, also due to the the formation of very few interlacings. The glossy look of the scarf comes because of the high number of "floats" on the fabric. A satin scarf is also heavier as compared to other scarves, but what adds to its charm is its attractive drapes, great fall and elegance.

Satin scarf looks even more attractive when it is embroidered and embellished with beads, sequins, tassels, laces, etc. Embroidery on a satin scarf brings out prominently the grace of the fabric in a more grand way. The designers carefully work upon the designs to ensure that the beauty and sheen of every embellished piece is retained and also enhanced.

The craftsmen infuse life on a satin fabric with their lively and intricate design work that have been appreciated throughout the world. Manufacturing of satin scarf is catching up at a great pace as it has high export potential in both Indian as well as foreign markets. Satin scarf can be worn as a head scarf, football scarf, tying scarf, pocket scarf, etc. When used as a head scarf, the satin scarf does not break the hair and is suitable for any type of hair styles.