Headbands and Scarves

Roxy Channel Scarf - Women's

Roxy Lasso Scarf - Women's

Billabong Annie Scarf - Women's

Wear the Billabong Women’s Annie Scarf around your neck with your favorite tee for your stint at the coffee shop, and tie it behind your back tube-top-style at Sasquatch.

Volcom The Debs Infinity Scarf

Billabong Mushroom Scarf - Women's

You don’t need psilocybin to enjoy the Billabong Women’s Mushroom Scarf.

Element Francis Scarf - Women's

Volcom Lucky Charms Pareo/Scarf

Roxy Throw Back Scarf - Women's

Coal Frena NW

Pull on the Coal Frena NW and head out into the winter landscape.

Coal M.T.F. Gaiter

Wear the microfleece Coal M.T.F. Gator around your neck for extra insulation during a cold day of riding, and pull it over your face if the wind picks up and starts blasting you with ice crystals.

Coal V-Neck Gaiter

The Coal V-Neck Gaiter provides that extra bit of insulation that makes the difference between riding longer and bailing to the lodge.

Coal Nichols Arm Warmer - Women's

The Coal Women's Nichols Armwarmer gives you that 80s dance movie look you've been wanting for years, minus the scandalousness commonly attributed to legwarmers.

Neff BigHit Headband

Coal Cleo Arm Warmer - Women's

When your cable-knit sweater needs some R&R, bust out the Coal Women's Cleo Armwarmers.

DAKINE Jr Balaclava - Kids'

Everyone knows that storm days are the best, including your little one, so give him or her the DAKINE Jr Balaclava for those epic dumps.

Coal Peters Headband

The long-haired hippy in your heart knows that the Coal Peters Headband is a naturally hip way to keep you ears warm on the hill.

Coal Nichols Neck Warmer

Slip on the Coal Nichols Neck Warmer when you head for the slopes in particularly nasty weather or you just don't want to freeze during a January day in town.

Coal Aden Neck Warmer

As seen in Vail and Aspen, the Coal Aden Neck Warmer provides you with chunky knit warmth, reserved style, and the ability to cover your bottom of your face for luscious toastiness on the coldest nights.

Roxy Scribble Headband - Women's

Burton Breaker! Breaker! Headband

Don't cover that killer 'fro with some stuffy lid. Throw on the Burton Breaker Breaker Headband and let that baby shine like a diamond in the rough.

Burton Pit Crew Clava

Coal Julietta Arm Warmer - Women's

Pull on the Coal Women's Julietta Armwarmers and it'll feel like you're dipping your arms into a big pile of super soft cashmere.

Coal Maya Scarf - Women's

There's something almost mystical about the Coal Women's Maya Scarf's warmth.

Coal Aden Headband

With a chunky knit and fine acrlic, the Coal Aden Headband keeps that mop in check.

Coal Sierra Scarf - Women's

Spicing up your winter wardrobe is as easy as wrapping the Coal Women's The Sierra Scarf around your neck.

Coal U.H.B. Balaclava

Coal Dylan Scarf

Even with all your winter clothes, your neck is still exposed to the frigid air. Get yourself the Coal Dylan Scarf to keep your skin protected from the winter's chill.

DAKINE Liv Headband - Women's

Von Zipper Contra Bandit Balaclava

Throw on the Von Zipper Contra Bandit Balaclava when it’s so damn cold outside you could piss a frozen arch of shimmering gold.

Volcom P.O.W. Balaclava

The Volcom P.O.W Balaclava delivers fleece warmth and moisture wicking fro shredding on the coldest days, or concealing your identity from the paparazzi.

Coal B.E.B Balaclava

With its microfleece coverage, the Coal B.E.B. Balaclava will shift your focus from “holy crap it's cold out here” to “wow, this snow is epic!”

Nixon Reston Scarf - Women's

Volcom Paia Scarf

Whether you’re tired of your neck shivering like a super model in a walk-in freezer, or you just wanna add some extra style to your fall wardrobe, the Volcom Paia Scarf fits the bill.

Burton Smolder Scarf - Women's

Billabong Trippi Scarf - Women's

The Billabong Women’s Trippi Scarf can’t decide what style it is, so you don’t have to decide either.

Coal Considered Jameson Scarf

It's all about the cashmere. The Coal Considered Jameson Cashmere Scarf puts all those rags you used to call scarves to shame.