The origin of the word "cachenez" indicates practical value of this accessory – in translation from French this word means to hide nose, to be wrapped up. However it does not cancel also decorative functions of both men's, and female cachenezes. Therefore, having chosen it from suitable fabric, take care of various options of its setting.
Instruction
1. Knots for men's cachenezes more strict and laconic, and consequently also simpler performed by. Put cachenez in half. Throw neck and drag both ends in the loop formed on the place of bend.
2. For combination of classical exterior and warmth it is possible to build the following knot. Visually separate scarf into three parts. Put one third on the right shoulder, other length envelop neck. Straighten the ends of cachenez so that they were parallel, and remove them under coat. The collar at the same time can remain lifted.
3. The following knot well looks with coat with deep cut. Symmetrize the ends of scarf, right having made 7-10 cm more long. Throw the right end of cachenez on left, carry out below under it and pass in loop. Lower the right edge down, having left the appeared folds at the knot basis. Create fingers the turning-out draperies more accurately, and fill the ends of cachenez under coat collar.
4. Female cachenezes, as a rule, are used more for ornament, but not for the purpose of warming. Therefore nodes on them more intricate. For receiving square knot symmetrize the ends of scarf equal longwise on shoulders. Put the left end on right, carry out under it and pass throughout loop. Then lower, pass under the second end from right to left and insert into the formed loop. Fill the remained length under collar back, having twisted around neck.
5. If fabric rather thin, it is possible to tie the sliding knot. Twist the left end of cachenez around right (having described it corner in 360 degrees) and pass throughout opening at collar. After that pass it throughout the turned-out loop. Having pulled for this end, you can weaken or tighten knot depending on weather and style of suit in general.