The Choker
A classic accent to any outfit.
- Place the bandana on a flat surface.
- Bring two opposite corners together to make a triangle.
- Fold down on the widest corner. Think of it like dog earring a page.
- Keep folding over the initial fold until the scarf is a long rectangle.
- Place the center of the scarf at the front of your neck and wrap both ends backwards.
- Cross the ends at the back and then bring them around to the front
- Tie the ends in a knot.
The Cowboy Tie
Designed for casual styling and neck protection.
- Bring two opposite corners together to make a triangle.
- Using the folded loose ends of the triangle, tie a double knot at your nape.
- Adjust as needed.
The Head Wrap
For an effortless cool-girl look.
- Bring two opposite corners together to make a triangle.
- Place the long edge against your forehead, holding the outer corners in your hands.
- Tie a double knot on the back of your head.
The Headband
Great for keeping stray hair out of your face during breezy days.
- Place the bandana on a flat surface.
- Bring two opposite corners together to make a triangle.
- Fold down on the widest corner. Think of it like dog earring a page.
- Keep folding over the initial fold until the scarf is a long rectangle.
- Place the center of the scarf right above your hairline.
- Bring the tails behind your ears, then under all your hair.
- Tie a double knot at the nape of your neck.
The Bag Handle
For instantly upgrading an everyday tote or designer handbag.
- Place the square on a flat surface.
- Bring two opposite corners together to make a triangle.
- Fold down on the widest corner. Think of it like dog earring a page.
- Keep folding over and over the initial fold, until the scarf is in a long rectangle.
- Hang the scarf on one end of your bag handle.
- On one tail, leaving a few inches of the tail, tie a loose knot.
- Place the other free-hanging tail into the center of the knot.
- Adjust the lengths as you wish, or tie into a bow.