What would you call this?

[debodun]

I was going through a box of knitted items and came upon this. It's a one-piece scarf and hood combo. Made me think of Little Red Riding Hood. I waned to know the correct term for this article.

 

[RadishRose]

I think it's called a snood.

 

[Becky1951]

Cowl scarf.

 

[RadishRose]

Cowl scarf.

I looked at pics of both, @Becky1951 . They look almost the same, but I didn't see any with the long pieces.

Oh wait. I did; cowl scarf

 

[Aunt Marg]

I looked at pics of both, @Becky1951 . They look almost the same, but I didn't see any with the long pieces.

Oh wait. I did; cowl scarf

How about we meet at the middle and call Deb's, find a snoody-cowl with two tails?

 

[gennie]

I think it's called a snood.

My first thought. Don't know what memory it came from. Can't actually recall using one.

 

[debodun]

When I hear "snood" this is what I think of:

 

[hollydolly]

It's neither a Snood nor a Cowl... in fact it's simply called a Hooded Scarf...

Have a look here...

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ladies-Fleece-Hood-Scarf-Black/dp/B008K0WZ5U

 

[RadishRose]

Hahaha... it could be anything, but Deb's picture of a snood seems correct to me, after thinking about it.

Right or wrong, my Duck Duck Go search labels these "snoods" and I want one.

Also a snood

 

[jujube]

My grandmother called those fascinators, which is a long cry from the little hats that are called fascinators today.

She used to knit them for us and I'd refuse to wear them.

 

[Jules]

It's neither a Snood nor a Cowl... in fact it's simply called a Hooded Scarf...

Right. A few years ago I had one in beige & one in red. They looked like that, not knitted.

They were versatile. If you didn’t want to wear it with the hat up, you just tucked it down.