Brrr! It’s Cold In Denmark | Trendhim Fawler Freddi Wine Red Urban Scarf & Fawler Kent Wine Red Kane Beanie | Gifted

I’ve never been the biggest fan of Winter, as no matter what I wear, I always have an incredibly hard time staying warm. That’s why when the guys over at Trendhim very kindly asked me if I would like to try one of their Fawler Freddi Wine Red Urban Scarfs and Fawler Kent Wine Red Kane Beanies to help me try and keep warm this Winter, I of course said yes. Well i’ve been wearing them for a little while now, and I thought that I would tell you what I thought of them.

A tall bearded man wearing a dark red Jumper, a dark green tweed jacket, a dark red Beanie, a dark red scarf, a pair of stone grey chinos and a pair of shiny red shoes holding a bright red cane stood against a light brick wall.

A picture of me wearing a Fawler Kent Wine Red Kane Beanie, a Dobell Dark Green Harringbone Tweed Jacket, a Fawler Freddi Wine Red Urban Scarf, a Premier Man Wine Red Mock Collar Slipover, a pair of Premier Man Regular Stone Chino Trousers, and a pair of Dobell Burgundy Patent Contemporary Dress Shoes.

Here’s what Trendhim say about both amazing products.

The Trendhim Fawler Freddi Wine Red Urban Scarf.

You’ll be ready for the chilly Weather with this gorgeous Red knitted Men’s Scarf. Features a variety of textures including the coveted Cable Knit. Crafted to the highest standards to withstand bad Weather. Proudly designed in Denmark.

  • 6 % Merino, 20 % Nylon, 20% Acrylic, 54% Polyester.
  • 230cm X 31cm when laid flat.

The Trendhim Fawler Kent Wine Red Kane Beanie.

Stay on trend with this slouchy Beanie Hat. This selection is crafted with an eye-catching Wine Red Merino Mix Yarn. Excellent craftsmanship that stands up to wear and tear. Danish designed.

    • 30% Merino, 70% Acrylic.
    • 27cm.

A large wine red folded up knitted scarf, on a white background.

The Trendhim Fawler Freddi Wine Red Urban Scarf.

It’s material.

I absolutely loved it’s material, as even though this was made out of 6% Merino, 20% Nylon, 20% Acrylic, and 54% Polyester, I thought that it felt incredibly soft against my Skin, and was more like it was made out of an incredibly soft and thick yet ever so slightly fluffy Merino rather than a soft and fluffy yet ever so slightly thin Merino, Nylon, Acrylic, and Polyester blend.

It’s size.

I really liked it’s size, as even though I usually find Scarfs to be a little bit on the short side given that i’m 5ft 11in tall, this actually managed to reach my Waist before I started to wrap it around my Neck.

What it did when I wore it.

I really liked what this did when I wore it, as not only did this keep my Neck feeling incredibly warm and dry, but it also looked beautiful whenever I paired it with the matching Beanie or whatever else I was wearing that day.

It’s packaging.

I really liked it’s packaging, as this came in a really thick Paper Bag secured with a Bulldog Clip inside a Cardboard Box that kept it really dry and safe until I was ready to wear it.

A large wine red knitted beanie hat, on a white background.

A picture of the Trendhim Fawler Kent Wine Red Kane Beanie.

The Trendhim Fawler Kent Wine Red Kane Beanie.

It’s material.

I absolutely loved it’s material, as even though it was made out of 30% Merino, and 70% Acrylic, I thought that it felt incredibly soft against my Skin, and was more like it was made out of an incredibly soft and thick yet ever so slightly fluffy Merino rather than a soft and fluffy yet ever so slightly thin Merino and Acrylic blend.

It’s size.

I really liked it’s size, as even though I have quite a large sized Head, I found that Medium fitted me like a Glove, and didn’t slip down or move around my Head whilst I was wearing it.

What it did when I wore it.

I really liked what this did when I wore it, as not only did this keep my Head and Ears feeling incredibly warm and dry, but it also still allowed me to hear oncoming Traffic, People, and all of the other surrounding sounds that I need to hear so that I can use my Cane properly instead of muffling them like some of the other Hats that i’ve tried in the past have done.

It’s packaging.

I really liked it’s packaging, as this came in a really thick Paper Bag secured with a Bulldog Clip inside a Cardboard Box that kept it really dry and safe until I was ready to wear it.

My overall thoughts.

Overall I would have to rate the Trendhim Fawler Freddi Wine Red Urban Scarf a nine out of ten, and the Trendhim Fawler Kent Wine Red Kane Beanie a nine out of ten. I really liked the Trendhim Fawler Freddi Wine Red Urban Scarf, as I absolutely loved it’s incredibly soft and thick yet ever so slightly fluffy material, it’s size, what it did when I wore it, and it’s packaging, but I just wish that it had felt even softer and that it had contained a little bit more Merino Wool. I really liked the Trendhim Fawler Kent Wine Red Kane Beanie , as I absolutely loved it’s incredibly soft and thick yet ever so slightly fluffy material, it’s size, what it did when I wore it, and it’s packaging, but I just wish that it had felt even softer and that it had contained a little bit more Merino Wool.

If you would like to check out the Trendhim Fawler Freddi Wine Red Urban Scarf or the Trendhim Fawler Kent Wine Red Kane Beanie for yourselves, then you can find them online here.

I was very kindly sent a Trendhim Fawler Freddi Wine Red Urban Scarf and a Trendhim Fawler Kent Wine Red Kane Beanie to review, but all thoughts, opinions, and general ramblings are my own.

Have you checked out the Trendhim Fawler Freddi Wine Red Urban Scarf or the Trendhim Fawler Kent Wine Red Kane Beanie yet? What did you think of them? What’s some of your favourite Men’s Knitwear Brands? Please let me know down below.

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Luke x

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