Description

A bandanna or bandana is a type of large, usually colorful, kerchief, usually worn on the head.  Bandannas are frequently printed in a paisley pattern. Bandanas are most often used to hold hair back, either as a fashionable head accessory, or for practical purposes:

    * Cowboys would typically wear bandanas around their face to keep dust out and keep the scent of their horse's manure away as they traveled slowly.

    * Outdoor workers, such as farmers and cowboys, wear them around the neck to wipe the sweat off their faces and keep dust out of their collars.

    * Wildland firefighters wear them over the mouth and nose to lessen inhalation of dust and fumes.

    * Dancers and other athletes wear them during practice as a simple way of keeping hair and sweat out of their faces, or as part of their costume/uniform.

    * Soldiers wear them to keep their own sweat and blood out of their eyes.

    * Kitchen staff may wear them to keep hair from falling into the food that they prepare.

• Large 100% Cotton Bandana
• Measures 19" inches (x) 19" inches
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