While the majority of Doctors stay in one outfit during their time onscreen, Tom Baker’s
Fourth Doctor swapped his brightly-coloured Scarf in his final set of stories. Lovarzi’s
Season 18 Fourth Doctor Scarf in Burgundy is made from Acrylic Chenille. It was first seen
in The Leisure Hive (1980) and was designed by June Hudson under instructions from
producer, John Nathan-Turner. The scarf was utilised extensively until the Fourth Doctor’s
swansong serial, Logopolis.
The scarf was even used in publicity shots for the 20th anniversary special, The Five Doctors
(with the Fourth Doctor represented by a waxwork destined for Madame Tussauds!) before
retiring to Blackpool’s Doctor Who exhibit, which operated from 1974 to1985, and 2004 to
2009.
Tom Baker actually wore scarves of various lengths, depending on what each scene entailed
– one even measuring three times his own height – but Lovarzi’s is 13ft/ 3.96m in length,
including tassels, and 10” (28cm) wide.
Finally, the reversible Dalek scarf is an entirely unique design, initially available in two inter-woven colour combinations: Blue and Light Grey; Grey and Charcoal. The scarf is made in
Italy from finest quality wool and modal, resulting in a very fine finish.
The Seventh Doctor Jumper, Silk Scarf and Hanky, Season 18 Fourth Doctor Scarf in
Burgundy and exclusive Dalek Scarf will all be available for pre-order from Lovarzi.co.uk,
Forbidden Planet, BBCShop.com and the Doctor Who Experience from September 2013.
After the success of their Fourth Doctor Scarf, Lovarzi, the UK’s leading online scarf retailer,
is releasing five more unique Doctor Who products in partnership with BBC Worldwide to
celebrate the show’s 50th anniversary. 
