We are again seeing some frustratingly terrible interpretations of historical situations. The fishermen are wearing cotton scarves. Cotton is a horrible choice of fiber for a scarf for a fisherman, it makes you colder when it gets wet. Wool is the traditional fiber for cold weather clothing in general but particularly for fishermen because it remains warming even when wet. Also, fishermen wore clothing with family patterns in the weave because it aided in identifying their bodies because of they drowned they would likely be unrecognizable if they washed ashore. The patterns would typically go on a shirt or sweater, something that isn't almost certain to fall off in any circumstances where it becomes necessary. Also scarves on a fishing boat are just a bad idea in general, a turtleneck sweater is way less likely to get lost and/or stuck on something. The details are relatively minor if you aren't knowledgeable about this kind of thing, but when you do know it is hard to ignore how bad those scarves would be at serving their intended purpose.
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