Ten Points to Ravenclaw!Ravenclaw flies a little under the radar, but we don't understand why! We admire the House. We admire so much about the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, really. All those epic Triwizard Tournaments, all the history made inside its many halls (for better or worse), and all the famous witches and wizards it has produced as if by the flick of a wand -- take a bow, Hogwarts. We would be remiss not to give the Sorting Hat its due, too. All those talented kids, with all their diversity and quirk, sorted into one of four distinct Houses. There's House Gryffindor, known for its bravery; House Ravenclaw, full of intelligent young ones; House Hufflepuff, ever the empaths; and House Slytherin, an amalgam of ambition. And you have to go somewhere! There's no halfsies at Hogwarts.Product DetailsAnd you seem like a Ravenclaw. We aren't quite sure what it is. Maybe it's the fact that you're still reading this description. That sort of conveys to us your superior intelligence and your curious disposition. Yeah, must be that. And what would be the fun in being sorted into a Hogwarts House without properly repping it? To that end, we have something for you and all that ambition: this officially licensed Ravenclaw Reversible Winter Knit Scarf. It's a warm, all-acrylic scarf that fits most, with that familiar raven on both ends. Just drape, twist, or tie the scarf in whichever way you need to to get your prospective Yule Ball mate to notice. In this, we don't think it will be much of a challenge anyway. And if your beau plays a little hard to get, we're sure you of all people can talk them into it.
Ten Points to Ravenclaw!Ravenclaw flies a little under the radar, but we don't understand why! We admire the House. We admire so much about the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, really. All those epic Triwizard Tournaments, all the history made inside its many halls (for better or worse), and all the famous witches and wizards it has produced as if by the flick of a wand -- take a bow, Hogwarts. We would be remiss not to give the Sorting Hat its due, too. All those talented kids, with all their diversity and quirk, sorted into one of four distinct Houses. There's House Gryffindor, known for its bravery; House Ravenclaw, full of intelligent young ones; House Hufflepuff, ever the empaths; and House Slytherin, an amalgam of ambition. And you have to go somewhere! There's no halfsies at Hogwarts.Product DetailsAnd you seem like a Ravenclaw. We aren't quite sure what it is. Maybe it's the fact that you're still reading this description. That sort of conveys to us your superior intelligence and your curious disposition. Yeah, must be that. And what would be the fun in being sorted into a Hogwarts House without properly repping it? To that end, we have something for you and all that ambition: this officially licensed Ravenclaw Reversible Winter Knit Scarf. It's a warm, all-acrylic scarf that fits most, with that familiar raven on both ends. Just drape, twist, or tie the scarf in whichever way you need to to get your prospective Yule Ball mate to notice. In this, we don't think it will be much of a challenge anyway. And if your beau plays a little hard to get, we're sure you of all people can talk them into it.
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