The bandanas for men and women include square cotton bandanas, plain or patterned with paisley, to be worn on the head, around the neck, or on the wrist.
CMP as a sign for sports; the hair bandana tied around the head keeps your hairstyle in place on windy days.
The bandana is the accessory that can be worn in ten ways: on the head, around the neck, on the wrist or tied to a bag.
Folded into a triangle and then into a headband, the hair bandana is tied at the nape of the neck or on top of the head; as a scarf, it covers the hair in windy weather.
Tied loosely around the neck, the neck bandana replaces a lightweight scarf in mid-season; for the cold, a neck warmer keeps you warmer.
Tied as a headband, the sport bandana absorbs sweat during running, cycling, or hiking; soaked in cool water, it refreshes the nape of the neck.
The patterned bandana with paisley is the classic; a plain black or blue bandana is easier to wear in the city.
The cotton bandana is machine washable at thirty degrees with similar colours, and it should be ironed while still damp. The cotton becomes softer with each wash.
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Tied around the neck, as a headband under a cap, or in the back pocket of jeans. The neck bandana is the easiest.
The classic square format can be folded into a headband or used as a scarf. The square format is versatile.
The tube headband stays in place without a knot and dries quickly; the cotton bandana absorbs more. For running, the tube is more practical.
Fold it into a triangle, roll it from the tip into a band, then tie it at the nape of the neck. The knot hides under the hair.
It protects the skull and nape from sunburn, but does not replace a cap. The nape burns quickly while hiking.