While there are plenty of colors to choose from, we're partial to something slightly darker than the white or über-pale options, since it won't show as much dirt in cars, trains and airplanes.

It's made of more than 50 percent silk, lending it a luxuriousness that's sure to feel glorious against your skin, too. Derived from the hair of Australian and New Zealand sheep, it's a bit sturdier than cashmere, however, and pills less to boot, all the while feeling less itchy than regular wool.At 70 inches, it's on the longer side, so you won't be tugging it down when the wind blows, and the pinky salmon hue will serve as a neutral against your black and brown coat or white tee.

Cashmere: Considered to be the height of luxury, cashmere is a lightweight material made from goats that reportedly becomes softer as time goes on. PureWow editors select every item that appears on this page, and the company may earn compensation through affiliate links within the story. To make things even better, its polyester fabric is also machine washable for your convenience, so you'll definitely want to grab one—before they're gone.You can never go wrong with a classic cashmere wrap—especially this White + Warren one that will double as a cover when you get chilly on the plane. Wear it as a light scarf around your neck, as face protection over your nose and mouth or as headgear. This Marine Layer number is sure to do the trick with its brilliantly hued yellow, orange and red stripes. It's made of faux fur, so it'll still keep you plenty cozy, but the super long, thin cut ensures it won't be too heavy or cumbersome to wear.