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This are the colors of our old Lubliniec ZHP District scarf. Some of our Scouts in Lublniec ZHP District are wearing the Scarf in new colors and some in the colors that I have shared.
"This is the Scout Scarf that im am wearing since I am Scout also since 22.02.2018. "
my Scarf is 78 years old and is cast with the colors of the virgin of the Carmen of my city
"my scarf means a lot to me why it keeps all the unforgettable memories that I have lived with my friends"
My original Scout group was "San Isidro 51". Its scarf was olive green and a creamy yellow. After a 15 years disappearance of that group, we founded Miraflores 51 Scout Group. As heirs of the number "51" we chose similar colors, but with new meanings: Pine green = Our respect and commitment with nature + the color of our sponsor. Golden yellow = Our joyful, optimistic and creative spirit.
"Definitely! In our Scout Group we still give the scarf to our youth when they do their Promise , so it isn´t "just a part" of the uniform. Besides, whenever we use it (with the Scout shirt or any other) people identify us, so it gives us a sense of belonging. By the way: there´s a Miraflores 51 scarf in KISC since 2015. ;-)"
This is the Devon scarf, it is in the colours of the Devon flag
"The scarf unites everyone who guides in the county of Devon "
The Finnish national necker :)
"Its my national one!"
My scarf is my group scarf, 1st Harwell (St. Matthew’s) Scout Group, based near Oxford, UK Fun fact, this scarf was the UK millennium scarf but our group scout leader loved it and made it our group scarf in 2002!
"My scarf represents my scouting journey and scouting family. I’ve had this scarf for 18 years now, it’s seen so many adventures with great people, it represents all the awards I’ve achieved and represents how I am passing everything on to the next generation. "
blue for the starry nights, the orange for the sunset the green for the plains and the white piece behind indicates the habit of saint Francesco
"yes, because it represents the bond with my group "
The scarf that I've recreated is my Scout Group scarf, the Scout Group Santa Teresa del Niño Jesús. The red color means the blood of Christ, the black color represents mourning for the death of B.P and the yellow alludes to the papal flag.
"My scarf represents Everything I want to achieve in my life and my way of achieving it, is also my promise to the Scout Movement "
I made the scarf inspired by the SASHA (Scouts Against Sexual Harassment and Abuse ) because I wanted to create a symbol of support and protection. The scarf reminds us to stand together against harm and to keep everyone safe. It’s a way to show that Scouts care about respect and want to stop abuse, making our community stronger and kinder.
"Yes, my scarf is very meaningful to me because it stands as a symbol of support and protection inspired by the SASHA (Scouts Against Sexual Harassment and Abuse) campaign. It reminds me and others to stand together against harm and to keep everyone safe. Wearing it shows that Scouts care about respect and want to stop abuse, helping to make our community stronger and kinder. This makes the scarf more than just a piece of cloth-it represents our commitment to creating a safe and respectful environment for all Scouts.:>"
According to the history of my Unit, the three colors of my scarf represent: - Green is for fields and nature: agriculture is one of the great pillars of our city. A place of research and knowledge in this area. - Yellow refers to one of the symbols on our city's coat of arms: the three keys. Yellow symbolizes the keys. - The gray of the scarf is actually a reflective strip (yes, like on fluorescent vests). Very useful for finding our Scouts in the dark! A rather funny topic of discussion when we meet other Scouts.
"I've had other scarves in the past, but this one is particularly important to me because it represents all my experience as a Scout leader. I arrived when my unit was founded, I've seen it grow, and I've grown with it. In the next few days, it will celebrate its 10th anniversary, and I'm proud to still be here!"
The Kandersteg logo with the colour and patterned Necker of the SUGS group.
"My Necker represents me joining in with scouting at university, in which I have found self acceptance with myself and made some memories that will last a lifetime :)"
The design is inspired by the core philosophy of scouting: unity and friendship. The beige color not only reflects a connection to outdoor activities but also makes the neckerchief stand out in the natural environment. The brown stripes carry a deep symbolic meaning, evoking the color of the earth and reminding scouts of the importance of valuing and protecting our environment.
"This neckerchief has traveled with us through mountains and rivers, and across many countries—helping people everywhere get to know Peru."
This is the necker for the 77th Eagles Scout Group with Outdoor Service Guides, USA!
"It is very meaningful for me, because I helped design it. It has colors I associate with our area, the green for the evergreen trees, the blue for our river and the beige for the rich clay and sandy river banks!"
In 2019, the first time I visited KISC, I had made a scarf with my local scout camp (Beaumont) patch on it, and gave that scarf to the KISC front desk. I was happily surprised to see that scarf hanging up when I visited KISC during the "see you in 100 years" event at the end of 2023!
"It is! Lots of happy memories from this camp, and from KISC!"
This is the UK's Trefoil Guild neckerchief
"Being part of Trefoil is really fun so it needed including!"
It's a bright colour. So it's helpful to find the scouts or guides
"It's a bright colour. Bright like our future "
I earned this scarf when I got invested as a senior scout last year. The Senior Scout neckerchief is red symbolizing courage and readiness to serve at all times
"It's more than just cloth, it's a symbol of being part of the global Scouting movement."
This is the scarf of my scout group: Grupo Scout Jesus Maria
"Green means nature, white means purity and blue means spiritual depth. It brings very good memories about all the adventures and fun I have had since I started in Scouting!"
This is the scarf from group 379 (CRC), it has three colors, sun, nature and savannah oak.
"yes"
This is the group necker from my explorer group (HDX in Halesowen)
"Yes as it represents unity and being apart of the scout family"
This is the Norwegian international scarf! It has the logos of both of our national scout organisations on the back. We will soon have a new one :)
"We don’t wear this scarf much nationally, but receive it for international camps. This one I wore during the World Scout Jamboree in 2019! That was very special. "
I am scout in the danish minority in Sydslesvig (Northern Germany). Our scarf has a red flag with a white cross in one corner - that is a symbol of the danish flag (our corps was the only youth organisation that was not prohibeted under WW2 and for at show our feelings for Denmark we "hided" the danisch flag by saying the cross was a christian symbol...) Then there is a raven - that´s one of Odins raven Hugin eller Munin, from the old nordisk mythology.
"Our scarf symbolizeses the membership to the danish minority, our danisch background. All scouts in our korps have the same scarf, so that´s characteristic for our korps and we can always easily recognize our fellows. "
This scarf was given to us during the 18th National Scout Jamboree here in the Philippines.
"This scarf means a lot to me because this was the scarf I was wearing during my first ever jamboree which was the 18th National Scout Jamboree here in the Philippines. Every scarf that I own has its own story and I wish I could relive those experiences again like it was the first time. "
It's the scarf of a group (IXème de Brest, France), it has a fine line of deep blue to remember that it is a group of sea scouts. It's my second scarf as I joined this group last year as a rover. It always makes me proud to wear it !
"The scarves I wear are meaningful to me as they show my story as a scout; my initial group where I spent most of my years as a scout, the scarf of my rover group or even the scarf from my scout godfather's group, a sign that we are linked by the scraf and by its tie."
My Scarf of 14th St James Southport Scout Group
"The dark blue can represent the dark colored sea near our area and green for the woodlands."
This is the first Norwegian contingent necker I ever got, on the world scout jamboree in Japan 2015 where my love for international scouting started.
"This is my way of representing Norway while in other contries, and I always keep pins and buttons on it that remind me of different parts of my scouting history"
Our scarf is the basic default colour for our organization. Groups can choose to change it but we didn't.
"This is the scarf I have had since I started scouts 20 years ago. So it has been with me for a lot of things!"
This is the necker of my Scout group, 1st Solihull
"The group necker is the first I ever got in Scouting!"
This is inspired from the first jamboree I joined. It is the scarf from the 14th Central Luzon Regional Scout Jamboree. This is very memorable for me, because this jamboree is 1 month after our investiture, and it is not only the first jamboree i joined, but also my first event outside our institution.
"My neckerchief is important to me as a scout because it represents my commitment to scouting values like friendship and adventure. The colors remind me of my achievements and experiences, connecting me to my outfit and the scouting community. It symbolizes my pride and dedication to helping others, being a leader, and enjoying nature."
I made a nice rainbow scarf with lots of colours, showing the diversity in scouting
"Yes, I love my scarf, it reminds me of the traditions that bring us together in the scouting community"
For me the scarf simbolizes the friendship between scouts around the world
"For me the scarf simbolizes the friendship between scouts around the world"
So the deep blue means the depth of our thoughts,the universe and the sea, the yellow represents a little seed, the green the plant that comes out of this seed, and the red means the fruit that comes Frome the plant and our efforts
"Yes, its really meaningful because it's the first and only I got, it represents all my way being a scout and I love it"
Since we have an unofficial official scarf for the Netherlands, I wear this one at every international event! Been wearing this one proudly to show where I am from :) 🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱
"It is very meanful! I have so many memories made with this scarf, and hopefully many more will come!!!💪"
my group’s original scarf is white and green but my now scarf is pinkish_purpleish this is the scarf of those who completed to wood badge
"Yes, my scout scarf is meaningful because it represents my commitment to the values of scouting—friendship, service, and personal growth. It's a symbol of belonging to a global community."
it it´s the scarf of my group, im a Rover from Venezuela, it means a lot for me because my group are like a family for me, and it means what unite us, the scout law and promise, it it´s of the pléyades 7 Scout group,
"Because of how it means what unites me with my fellow scouts, specialy pléyades 7"
My Scarf/Neckerchief's Story was back in 2013, Me and my brother both joined a Peace Jamboree.
"Though in the picture my scarf is Battle Scarred (lol). It means a lot to me. Not only it symbolizes joining the Scouting Movement or an accessory worn on the neck, but also a symbol of unity, identity, and a shared goal in the movement — to leave this world a little better than we had found it!"
I choose a deep green color for my scraf because, to me, it represents the deep connection that scouts have with nature, personal growth and scouts resillience. It also can represent the trees, the moss and the green fields that surround Kisc, that after every winter come back stronger and greener than before (wich in a deeper way, might simbolize that scout resillience that we have, coming out stronger from a difficult moment). I also choose three stripes to represent the thre "Princípios" or Principles that my scout federation (CNE - Corpo Nacional de Escutas) have defined for us.
"My Rover scarf (the same scarf for all rovers of CNE) is incredible important to me because it is one of the visible signs of my commitment to the path I have chosen to take (scouting) with courage, service and faith. And to me every fold of my scarf hold all the stories, memories and lessons that I have gained by being a scout. "
tried to recreate the scarf of my Scout Association, it is called Сокіл (Sokil/Falcon), thanks to them I learned about scouting, and this scarf was my first. I like the colors, although others think they are not bright and beautiful.
"The headscarf means to me that I am worthy of being a Scout and that I can help others. I always feel confident when I wear the headscarf."
I made my own design for the ssa scarf
"Because the ssa scarf represents the resilience of scouts"
This is our scarf, that has a deep meaning for our group: the white and the blue are the holy mary's colours, while the rainbow means the convenant between God and us.
"We love our scarf because is very colorful!"
First I like the scarf and when I wear the scarf lam very proud and happiness
"Yes,its meaningful scarf.the scarf colour is green symbolise environment "
this colour represents the colour of wagggs symbol
"yes it is meaningful the purple represents loyalty"
it's a symbol of my journey, growth, and commitment to the Scout Movement. When I first tied it around my neck, it marked the beginning of a new chapter filled with learning, adventure, and service. Each fold and crease in the fabric reminds me of camps under the stars, service projects, hikes, and friendships made along the way. It represents my group, my country, and the values we stand for—unity, peace, and helping others. Over the years, my scarf has been with me in rain and shine, during flag hoistings and campfires, while volunteering and exploring. It connects me to millions of Scouts around the world and to every promise I’ve ever made wearing it. Wherever I go, I wear it with pride, because my scarf tells the story of who I am as a Scout—and who I strive to be.
"Yes, my scarf is very meaningful to me. It’s not just part of my uniform—it represents my identity as a Scout and everything the movement stands for: duty, loyalty, service, and brotherhood."
The colors remind of the world's fair scarf that my grandfather and my uncles got when they were in Scouts and are now mine.
"I connects to me family's Scouting heritage."
This is my attempt at recreating the Philippine Contingent Scarf which we use during international scouting activities.
"This scarf is meaningful since not all scouts from our country has it. This scarf is only used during international scouting events, and shows a distinction from the normal scarves that we use during our activities"
There is no way to perfectly describe our scarf. It has a scottisch pattern (named cameron erracht) with the main colours being blue and green but also with red en yellow in it. You can see the picture from our scarf as we found it on the walls of the old chalet! It is the one on the left
"My personal scarf has been with me since I was 7 years old and joined scouting. So this scarf is definitely meaningfull to me. I would not swop that perticular scarf, but always take some spares. "
I have tried to make my scarf colourful and bright so that it stands out. The large green part is to represent the world and 'being green'. The yellow sun, blue sky and red for the scouts camp fire.
"The scarf I have created is colourful and bright. "
out scarf is brown on the inside and blue on the outside
"My scarf has been with me since 2015, carrying all my scouting memories and the good times I’ve shared. Shortly after I got it, I left it on the statue of Mother Mary during a hike, where it stayed for over a year. When I returned, I placed a new scarf on the statue and took mine back. It holds my pins, my stories, and a part of my heart — it truly means the world to me."
This is one of many neckerchiefs I own-- and it is the one I most frequently wear. I got it last year when the Patrol of Cub Scouts I was in charge of joined a new Troop in Scouting America... and I joined with them as an Assistant Scoutmaster!
"This is the neckerchief of my Troop 292, where I am an adult leader. I have a neckerchief from Scouts Canada that I was given when I visited Vancouver... and one from Hungary, from a Scout I have exchanged postcards and badges with. I have the neckerchiefs from the Packs and Troops of my childhood, and the one I received when I joined the Order of the Arrow. All of them have meaning, because all were given in friendship. I try to rotate what I wear, to show others how colorful friendship can be!"
I got this necker in jamboree it holds the happy memories while in the jamboree every laugh and smile that I share with my friends.
"My necker is reflecting how I laugh and be strong for energy challenges it reflects the memories every activities in scouting."
"This red and white scarf tells the story of my country—Indonesia. Red stands for courage, white for purity, and together they represent the heart of every Scout who serves with bravery and honesty. Every knot, every fold reminds me of the values I carry: unity, resilience, and the spirit of ‘gotong royong’—working together as one. Through this scarf, I carry my culture, my people, and my promise to make the world a better place."
"Wearing this red and white scarf, I carry not just the symbol of my country, but the spirit of courage, unity, and service. The red reminds me to be brave and resilient wherever I go. The white teaches me to act with sincerity, honesty, and a pure heart."
The story of this scarf tells about the people who take part in this activity so that they remain close friends forever and all of them have pure and kind hearts.
"black symbolizes eternity, so we will all remain together forever (eternally forever) White symbolizes purity of heart and personal cleanliness, so we all must have a pure heart"
Have participated in the competition
"Memories in the scarf are very precious and will not be replaced"
I got this scarf because I joined Saka (work unit)
"This scarf is precious to me, there are beautiful sweet and bitter memories"
I created a Kandersteg version of my Network necker, which is the colours of the flag for my county
"My Network scarf means a lot to me, but I'm more attached to my first Scouts Necker because it was the first bit of uniform I owned"
The blue represent kisc purple represent the emblem of the world scout and red is colour of rank
"Yes is meaningful to me because i have to represent scout in my school and i like to be in full uniform "
I got it with great difficulty, whether it was good or bad, but because of that, I am more enthusiastic to do it.
"Yes, because I finished it with great struggle."
I like the scarf very much as I wore it I feel some what special. I have many scarfs but I like the green colour with red laces Very much, As I feel a sensation of a real soldier.
"Yes, my scarf is meaningful to me as it reminds me about the scout promise and a connection with the scouting. When ever I wear scarf I feel some what special and I try my best to do something good which may be beneficial to the whole humanity"
"It represents our town colours, although not exactly the same."
I git my scarf as a guide in 2013 after being a part in scouting as a guide and a higher secondary guide in 2018 i got this scarf as a ranger which makes me happy
"My scarf is the sign of my happiness. First thing that i had selected for me. Which helps me to come out of my safe zone to know about the outer world"
di setiap perjuangan pramuka saya selalu bersama syal saya dan saya tetap menjaga kehormatan dari syal tsb
"iya, karena syal adalah bukti bahwa saya mencintai negara saya"
I had it when I completed my rovic, and be part of rover scouts, it has a special place to my heart
"Yes, it is meaningful as it hold special memories with my co-scouts. It also symbolizes me as a scout"
I love the colour blue and white, it reminds me of the fast flowing river at Kandersteg and also the blue sky with fluffy white clouds.
"This scarf represents thanks giving and remembrance of those that gave so much to achieve freedom we all enjoy today."
It's simple, I colored the scarf to match the color of the scout uniform
"meaningful, because the scarf reflects the color of the scout uniform, the kisc logo symbolizes scouts."
The story of my scarf is quite old. Since the establishment of Bangladesh Scouts in 1972, my unit has maintained its identity and this scarf of mine carries the identity of my unit. Which is now over fifty years old. I am proud of my scarf. My scarf has its own meaning, the yellow border indicates friendship and the white border indicates peace, order and purity.
" Yes, of course my scarf has meaning to me. The yellow ground on my scarf represents friendship. And the white border on the outside is considered a symbol of peace, order and purity."
I first used my scarf during the race and it made me proud and the scarf was a witness to how exciting the race was.
" This scarf is very meaningful to me because this is the scarf that I used when I first competed and it produced quite satisfying results."
That scarf is a souvenir necker of Saj, bsa and bsp joint camp in baguio!
"Yes because the camp teach me how to socialize more and to be friendly, and it teach me how peace is important around the world."
This scarf was the first one I ever wore and I made it my favorite scarf, which I always wear whenever I have an activity.
"It is meaningful to me because it was my first scarf in Scouting. "
aku terinspirasi dari syal yang kumiliki
"iya karena ini diberikan oleh pembina"
I got this sal when I was in junior high school, I always wore it during scouting activities, especially during camping or competitions.
"yes the scarf is very valuable to me because it is one of the signs of my place of origin I really like scouts"
i get my scarf when I become Rover when I join an Rover vigil my scarf story is he always on me whenever any situation on scouting and neither not, I always have him when happiness and also suffering.
"because it always with me whenever I'm on happiness or not and also this scarf is meaningful for me because this is Rover scarf and now I have it it super meaningful because I become an Rover now and this is my dream on scouting to become Rover."
so the deep blue of my scarf is suposed to mean the depth if our thoughts, the depth of the ocean and the universe the yellow means a little seed the green means the plant that grows from that seed and the red means the fruit of the plant and of all our efforts :)
"my scarf is really meaningfull to me because it has been with me in every camp and adventure of all my scout life"
It contains combination of three colours that represents how us, scouts should act. Red colour is about braveness to act, white is about keeping our intentions pure, and blue is about calamity and peace that we must bring everywhere.
"Yes, because it represents our national flag, which has a lot of historical and philosophical meanings. Also, it's a scarf I've been using for a long time through many national scout activities."
Light pink, could be like a apprentive pinkie
"This is a photo of my scarf wall, each scarf i have traded with scouts from around the wrold or specal scarfs like the 100 yeas of scouting. my favorate international ones are kenya which was my first, denmark which is one of my favorate places and malta which is by best mates scarf who comes from malta "
This is my collection of scarves!
"Each of these scarves carries a lot of meaning for me. Whether I earned it, it represents something special to me, or was given to me by someone else, they all represent my scouting journey."
This is the scarf of my local scout group in the UK. All scouts from beavers up to explorers/network wear it.
"Yes, because it has been a constant through my time in scouting. Not only was it my first necker, but it remains an active one and I hope it always will be"
🟧🟢 Scarf Design Concept – KISC Edition This scarf was specially designed for the Kandersteg International Scout Centre (KISC)—a place that represents unity, adventure, and the global spirit of Scouting. I chose a light orange base color, symbolizing energy, warmth, and new beginnings, just like the sunrise that greets KISC’s mountains every morning. The touch of dark green represents nature, growth, and stability—reflecting the forests, trails, and deep values that surround Kandersteg and live within every Scout who visits. This scarf is a tribute to the KISC experience. It honors the spirit of those who arrive as strangers and leave as part of a global family—connected by challenge, service, and the love of Scouting.
"Yes, the scarf holds a lot of meaning for me. It's not just a piece of fabric, but a symbol of the values and experiences I cherish as a Scout. When I designed it, I wanted to represent more than just colors and patterns—I wanted it to tell a story. The orange represents my energy and the spirit of adventure that drives me to explore new horizons, while the dark green symbolizes my connection to nature and the grounded stability I find in the Scout movement. This scarf also represents my bond with Kandersteg International Scout Centre, a place where Scouts from all over the world come together, forming a global family. The design is a tribute to that experience—an experience that has shaped who I am as a Scout, and a reminder of the values that guide me in my journey. It's a daily reminder of my commitment to leadership, service, and adventure."
It’s for easly communicate and seeing
"Yes, is agree my thought "
Aberystwyth Student Scout and Guide Organisation (Aber SSAGO)
"SSAGO is a great community and makes me feel really welcome at university!"
I used pink to represent KISC and the purple to represent world scouting!
"This scarf represents the incredible time I had as part of the United States of America's contingent, meeting Scouts from all over the world and getting to experience all Korea had to offer us."
The navy blue represents the depth of our actions, the yellow represents the beginning of everyting as a seed, the green represents the growth, for last the red represents the end of growth as a fruit of a plantees
"It reminded me of new beginning in my life "
Group XV has a long history in the province of Jalisco, although it was founded in Guadalajara and eventually moved to Zapopan. Its colors, black and yellow, represent fortitude and enthusiasm, respectively. The fleur-de-lis on the scarf symbolizes the path an explorer must follow to fulfill his duty: always the best, always ready.
"¡Hola! Yes, my scout scarf is incredibly meaningful to me. In scouting, the scarf—or pañoleta as we often call it—is more than just a piece of cloth; it’s a symbol of identity, unity, and commitment to the values we uphold. Mine is in the colors of my group and every time I put it on, I feel a deep connection to my fellow scouts and our shared mission of personal growth, service, and adventure. It’s also a reminder of the promises I’ve made—to help others, to respect nature, and to always be prepared. It’s like carrying a piece of my scouting journey with me, a badge of honor that ties me to this amazing community."
In Malaysia, the Scout scarf is more than just part of a uniform. It reflects: Unity Across Races and Cultures The scarf brings together Malaysians of all backgrounds under one movement of service, integrity, and patriotism. Colors of Significance While different units may have variations, most Malaysian Scout scarves include yellow, blue, and red, echoing the national flag (Jalur Gemilang). Yellow: Royalty and honor Blue: Unity and harmony Red: Courage and spirit Worn with Pride It is folded in a triangle and tied neatly with a woggle (gelung) or knot. During official Scout ceremonies (like promises, campfires, and parades), the scarf is a symbol of the Scout promise — to serve God, King, and Country.
"I think my scarf is meaningful as it reflects the colours of my country and i feel very prideful when wearing it. I also love how it can be used as a triangle bandage as it can be used in times of need. "
This scarf is usually used on weekdays and worn during Scout Day ceremonies, worn for competitions, etc.
"unity, oneness and bond between scout members throughout the world"
This is Pakistan's National Scarf which represents different duties .
"I don't think so."
I like the color combination:>
"Yes, my scarf is meaningful to me in many ways. It is a symbolic representation of my commitment to the Scout movement and serves as a constant reminder of the Scout Law. It also represents a connection to all Scouts around the world who wear the same symbol. Wearing my scarf is a visible expression of my identity as a Scout and a source of pride for being a part of this movement. My scarf also serves as a reminder of the special moments and memories that I have shared with my fellow Scouts, and serves as a symbol of our shared experiences (´。• ◡ •。`) ♡"
Purple is my favourite colour since it is the colour of scout. I just add a logo of kisc 🇨🇭 at the back. My love for scarf started when I received my 1st International Scarf from a good friend, Chit, from Myanmar. 🇲🇲That inspired me on my journey to collect scarfs from around the world. Unintentionally, this spark me to join the World Scout Jamboree in Saemangeum, Korea in 2023 and more! Can't wait for next round in #Poland!!! #drawyourdream #bravely 🇰🇷🌏⚜️🏕🇵🇱
"Yes. I hope we can continue to spread the spirit of BP around to make this world a little bit better than we found it! Also, see you in #Poland!!!🇵🇱🌍⚜️🏕"
blue: sky, orange: sunset, green: grass
"Yes, I like my scarf"
This is the neckerchief of my own group that I have been in for 10 years. Many happy memories and friends made while wearing it.
"Scouts has been a massive part of my life. I love that what to some people is just a piece of cloth can have a different meaning for so many people around the world, and that wherever you see it you know that friends are nearby."
The red and white Scout hat is a scouting attribute consisting of two colors of the Indonesian flag. The red color symbolizes courage, while the white symbolizes purity and loyalty. have a symbol of unity and solidarity of scout members.
"because it increases self-confidence and can increase the Scout spirit."
4th Lewisham Scouts is my group but is also used by other Scout and Explorer Groups in Lewisham such as Discovery Explorers.
"It is nice that my new group is the inverse of my first group (Churchdown)."
This is my Scout's group Scarf! It's a pearly white with a deep blue strip!
"My Scarf is meaningful for me because it represents the compromise I have with Scouting and the bond I share with my fellow Scout friends."
This color scheme was inspired by the neckerchief from the Zamboanga City Jamborette 2024.
"This Neckerchief means a lot for me since it was from the first Jamborette I ever went to."
The time line of my scarfs
"I would go step by step. My first scarf was that brown one, I´ve gained that one like 3 years ago when my scout jurney started. Second scarf was tie-died blue one, it´s not that old, maybe a year, it´s handmaded by me :D The third and most meaningful for me is that with Czech two-tailed lion, I really love my country, so when is some oportunity I always wear that one. And finally the last green one, our organization has decided that we won´t anymore wear these brown ones. It was temporarily set, but we are growing, that means we must differentiate us :D"
The color of this scarf symbolizes the color of the Indonesian state flag. The red color has a brave meaning and white color has a sacred meaning.
"This scarf means to me, because this scarf has the same color as the color of my country's flag, the Indonesian state."
I have based this scarf of our group one but inverted it and added a green stripe to represent the environment.
"My scarf is meaningful to me because it connects to my group and the environment."
It's the rovers scarf of Portugal Red because of the fire that guide us
"Very It's the symbol of my scout promise "
This is a replica of my group scarf. The blue represents the sea and the yellow represents the sun, because we're Sea Scouts!
"My scarf is special to me because it shows my participation and connection to my Scout group. I only recently got invested, so for a little while before that I didn't have a scarf. I was very excited when I was invested and received my very own scarf, because it showed that I was officially part of my Scout group!"
syal ini menceritakan gudep kami yg baru bangun
"bagi saya syal saya bermakna bagi saya karena di sana ada jeri peri saya ke tika lomba "
symbolizes a clear sky
"Yes, because of the peaceful and beautiful colors"
Mi very first scout group was in Mexico City and was the 154 Ixtac Tehuan Scout Group from "El parque de los Venados" I took this Necker to Kisc in 2006 and 2007 and eventually I become the Group Commissioner this is a very dear Necker for me
"This was my very first Necker and my intro to scouting i grew up and go to to other groups but this is my dearest Necker "
Inspired by the colors of the Indonesian flag, I chose red and white as a symbol of nationalism, courage, and purity of heart. Red dominates the top, while white stripes adorn the bottom, giving a bold yet elegant impression.
"Yes, my scarf is very meaningful to me because it is not just a scouting cloth, but also a symbol of travel, experience, and the spirit of world brotherhood."
This is a copy of my groups scarf. Each of the colours represent parts of an image, yellow for the sun and blue for the sea. perfect conditions for sailing.
"This scarf is meaningful to me because it not only represents my group and the awesome bunch of friends I have, but also represents scouts."
I have this since i have been a scout
"Yes, because this make me feel cool"
The scarf I grew up with in my local Troop is simple - red with a black border!
"It is - I still have the same scarf from when I crossed over from my Cub Scout Pack to my Scout Troop! It's neat to look at that scarf and think how much I have learned and how far I've come since then."
More or less like this, this is the color of my first scarf when I joined the scouts, so I am always happy when I remember this scarf.
"very meaningful, in my opinion, this is enough to repay some of my struggles to get it"
I chose to make my scarf this way because I like blue and purple.
"Blue and purple are the colors I like a lot."
At my first big Scout event, I felt like giving up—cold, lost, and unsure. But Raka, our troop leader, wrapped his scarf around me and said, “This means you’re part of something. You’re not alone.” That scarf guided me back when I got lost during a hike, tied to a tree as his sign. On the last day, he gave it to me, saying, “Remember, you were brave.” Now, whenever I doubt myself, I hold that scarf and remember: I once had courage, and someone believed in me
"yes because the Scout Scarf symbolizes the identity, brotherhood, and values of Scouting. Its color and shape have a philosophy, and often hold memories and the spirit of struggle of the wearer."
AMAPS is an independent Scout-led online news website in the Philippines. The scarf, given to its members and officers, features a clean white field bordered with a red edge and a gray stripe, with white and black "INDEPENDENT NEWS. COURAGEOUS JOURNALISM" inscribed on it. The neckerchief isn't just a design—it's a statement: "A symbol of youth-led journalism. By the Scouts. For the Scouts®".
"The AMAPS scarf is meaningful to me because it represents the voice of Scouts, the young, brave, and truthful, committed to telling stories that matter. Each color reminds me of our shared values: honesty, courage, and unity, making it more than just a scarf, but a symbol of purpose and identity."
Malaysia Scout Association's Scarf
"definitely, it acts as a sieve while conducting backwoods during camps. "
Ini aku dapatkan di hari jota joti 2024 tentu saja itu adalah syal yang berharga untuk saya
"Ini aku dapatkan di hari jota joti 2024 tentu saja itu adalah syal yang berharga untuk saya "
"When I first wore my scout scarf, I experienced beautiful moments in scouting activities. The scout scarf became an inseparable companion, even though getting a scout scarf is not easy, but with the spirit of togetherness, it becomes easier."
"The scarf is very meaningful to me because the scarf reflects the symbol of the Scout promise and the spirit of brotherhood, and getting it is not easy."
Status, Certainty, Autonomy, Relatedness and Fairness
"they can play symbolic roles, expressing identity, such as nationality or other group membership, religious belief, social position and rank"
I got it when I was invested as a scout.Last year my scout group turned 80 years old and to show that we were given a badge to attaxh to our scarf.
"It represents my part of my scout group and the greater scouts community."
The red and white Scout hat is a scouting attribute consisting of two colors of the Indonesian flag. The red color symbolizes courage, while the white color symbolizes purity and loyalty. This hat has a symbol of unity and solidarity of scout members.
"This scarf is identified with the Indonesian flag, which means red is brave, white is pure."
The dark blue represents the depth of the ocean and the universe. The stripes each represent a part of a plant, symbolizing a stage in our lives. The yellow one is like a seed (Cub Scouts), the green one is the plant as it begins to grow (Scouts), and the red one is the fruit we cultivate at the end (Rovers).
"It's important to me because it shows that I'm part of group 88. "
I got this scarf from someone when we were doing scout social service and I am very grateful for that.
"For me, a scarf is a symbol of spirit and strength when doing scouting activities"
Based on my first Scarf necker
"My first Necker from Mexico City "
this is a version of our network necker but without the red stripe down the middle and the fleur on the end.
"yes it gives us a sense of identity when we are doing collaborative camps with other groups"
I think choosing a red scarf is inspired by the color of my country's flag , because red means courage.
"Yes. Because it took a struggle to get the scarf, I participated in various activities with the Scout coaching at school."