Which house scarf design do you like better?

[Martha Stuart]

In the first two movies the house scarves have equal-size stripes in the house colors, and tassels that alternate colors as well. They appear to be thicker, like they were knit as a tube and then flattened.

 

In Prisoner of Azkaban onward, the house scarves have a wide stripe of the main color (red, green, yellow, blue) and two thin bars of a secondary accent color. The tassels are the main color, and these scarves appear to be a wide flat knit.

 

There's a few more designs from other materials (Cursed Child, merch, fan designs) but I'm more familiar with the movie versions 

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