Harry Potter | Gryffindor Scarf
The house scarf is the one piece of Hogwarts uniform that changes across the Harry Potter films, and Gryffindor's is the most recognized version: wide red and gold bands repeating along a long knit, worn loose over the robe rather than knotted tight. Because the stripes run horizontally, the scarf reads clearly even at a distance, which is exactly why it became shorthand for the house.
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Gryffindor Scarf
Harry Potter-inspired match
Budget
Amazon
Where you've seen it
Season 1, episode 1
Why this is the match
The red-and-gold color scheme and long scarf shape closely reproduce the main visual elements associated with Gryffindor scarves in the Harry Potter films. It is a licensed inspired product rather than the original scarf used on screen.
Fit and sizing
For a similar appearance, the scarf should hang long enough to create visible length on both sides when worn around the neck. Check the retailer's listed dimensions before choosing.
What to wear it with
Pair it with a dark coat, knit sweater, or white collared shirt to keep the Gryffindor colors prominent. It works well for fan events, themed gatherings, and cold-weather outfits.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this the exact scarve worn on screen?
We list the Harry Potter Gryffindor Scarf – Official Licensed as inspired by Hermione Granger in Harry Potter, not as the original. Production wardrobes are often built for the shoot or bought years earlier, and they don't come back on sale. What you're looking at is the closest equivalent we've found that's still in stores.
Who wears this scarve?
It comes from Hermione Granger in Harry Potter's wardrobe. We picked the Harry Potter Gryffindor Scarf – Official Licensed as the closest thing still being sold, and the other pieces we've matched to the same character sit together on Hermione Granger's page — as does the rest of the cast of Harry Potter.
Where do I actually buy this?
From one of the 2 stores listed above for the Harry Potter Gryffindor Scarf – Official Licensed. We don't sell or ship anything — clicking an option takes you to the retailer, who handles payment, delivery and returns. Prices here are a reference and change without warning; the amount shown at the store's own checkout is the one that counts.
Does this ship to my country?
The stores carrying the Harry Potter Gryffindor Scarf – Official Licensed cover United States. Use the flags at the top of the site to switch region, and the buying options change with it. Shipping, customs and returns are decided by whichever store you pick, so check their terms before ordering — we have no part in the delivery.
What else goes with this scarve?
Keep everything around the Harry Potter Gryffindor Scarf – Official Licensed simple. One piece people recognise does the work; a whole outfit copied item by item reads as fancy dress. If you do want more of the look, the rest of what we've found for Hermione Granger is there.
In which episode does Harry Potter wear this scarve?
Season 1, episode 1. The Harry Potter | Gryffindor Scarf on this page is our closest match to what appears in that scene — not the original garment, which was made for or bought by the production. The rest of that wardrobe is on Harry Potter's page.