Crafted for versatility and style, this long cotton bandana features a unique floral screen print that adds a pop of color to any outfit. Measuring 145cm x 29cm, it can be styled in numerous ways, from a chic headwrap to a stylish neck accessory, making it a perfect addition to any wardrobe. As each piece is handmade, unique texture and color variations create a one-of-a-kind accessory, celebrating the beauty of artisanal craftsmanship.
From the brand: Our bandana is long and versatile for creative styling. Crafted from cotton and screen-printed with a floral pattern.
The company has a family foundation fund, providing scholarships to support girls in the district with their education, through both academic support and giving uniforms.
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Details
Machine wash 30ºC. 100% cotton.
Made in India.
This fabric has been screen printed by hand. Each piece is unique and colours and texture will vary. These irregularities are characteristic of this lovely print method and are not considered faults.
145cm x 29cm.
The Garden Bloom Cotton Bandana is machine washable at 30ºC. To maintain its beautiful floral print and unique texture, it's recommended to wash it with similar colors and avoid fabric softeners.
The Garden Bloom Cotton Bandana is crafted from 100% cotton, ensuring comfort and breathability. The hand-screen printing method gives each piece a unique character with variations in color and texture.
Yes, the Garden Bloom Cotton Bandana is designed to be versatile for creative styling. You can wear it as a headband, neck scarf, or even as a bag accessory to enhance your outfits.
Each Garden Bloom Cotton Bandana features a hand-screen printed floral pattern, making every piece unique. The colors and textures may vary, which is part of the charm of this artisanal technique.
The Garden Bloom Cotton Bandana supports sustainable fashion through its 100% cotton material and artisanal production methods. Additionally, your purchase contributes to our family foundation fund, providing scholarships to support girls in education.
