Buff - Scarf, neck warmer, headband, cap or cap?

BuffWho doesn't know it? A brand that makes neck warmers. They're so well-known that our average customer calls every neck warmer a Buff. Kind of like every hydration pack has a Camelbak. But what exactly is it? How do you wear it, and which one do you need?

BUFF® was founded by Joan Rojas, who sought a weather protection solution while riding his motorcycle. In his family's textile factory, he developed the first seamless microfiber tubular. This product quickly became a favorite among outdoor enthusiasts throughout Europe. In 2002, BUFF® relocated to a larger factory near Barcelona, ​​where they continue to develop innovative and sustainable products. The family business remains true to Joan Rojas's adventurous spirit and legacy, prioritizing quality and environmental friendliness.

The nice thing about the neck warmers The beauty of Buff is that they're exceptionally multifunctional. How do you wear them?

We don't think wearing a Buff as a neck warmer really needs any explanation. It's self-explanatory and the original way to wear it.

You can also easily twist the Buff to wear it as a hat or beanie. You can see exactly how to do that in the video below.

It's also handy as a headband in the summer or as a hairband. It keeps your wild hair out of your eyes during a fast descent. I also wear it as a wristband. But mainly because it gets too warm on my head. Or as protection for my watch during a muddy obstacle run.

Now come the slightly more advanced ways to wear it. For example, the pirate.

Looking for a handy overview of all the ways to wear it? Check out the video below from Buff himself.

If we look purely at Buff's neck warmers, we currently have 12 different styles. Which one do you wear in which season?

In the winter We mainly wear the thicker Buffs made of merino wool or fleece. We even have a Buff with Gore-Tex. When it's really cold, we go for the Buff Polar collection, with double fleece.