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HERITAGE CRAFTS
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ORGANIC COTTON
BANDANAS

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ALL SILK BANDANAS

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PERSONALIZED EMBROIDERY

SCARVES + BANDANAS

We makes colorful bandanas and scarves that feel timeless yet super special. We utilize soft and sustainable quality natural fabrics like organic cotton, naturally dyed silk, and handwoven khadi.

Beyond our collection of original designs, we also collaborate with traditional artisans from around the world on limited collections featuring textile techniques from Texas to India.

DIY CYANOTYPE BANDANAS

Also known as sun printing, this process blends chemistry, art, and nature for a satisfyingly hands-on project that is fun for everyone!

Our Signature

BANDANAS

Gorgeous hand-drawn designs printed on the softest fabrics and exclusive colors. Our naturally dyed silk noil bandanas keep you warm in the cold and cool in the heat. 'While our organic cotton bandanas are timeless classics, you'll reach for them time and again!

WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY...

★★★★★
I recently purchased several neckerchiefs from Last Chance Textiles for a trip to Egypt. They are extremely colorful and durable. The fabric and patterns are unique and stylish. I look forward to future additions to my collection.
-Bill
★★★★★
Your raw silk bandanas are my favorite year-round! Wearing the pink right now in Iowa. They also work well in the hair - they don’t slide off as easily due to the nubby fabric nature, and can provide some sun protection
★★★★★
Probably one of my most worn bandanas- hiking, camping, making unwashed hair look presentable... this does it all. Washes up really well, super soft, and absolutely love the point. A classic!
- Malia
★★★★★
My mother gifted me two of your amazing silk bandanas. I have never been so in love with a bandana. The colors are so vibrant and beautiful and they are the softest things I own. Thank you for making amazing products!
- Rosie
★★★★★
This is a lovely light weight but not flimsy cotton bandana. It's a great alternative to an all red bandana for a subtle pop of color. Last Chance bandanas are my favorite bandanas ever. I reach for them over and over.
- Melissa
★★★★★
I love my Bandhani Silk Scarves so much. I got two, and they're so supple, breathable, warm and make me feel like the real cowgirl I am.
- Betty
★★★★★
I went on a three week trip in Vietnam, and wearing my silk noil bandana was a joy. It kept me warm on the cold days, wicked sweat on the treks, and I used it as a mask on motorcycle trips.
- Tiffany
Interview with Fiber Artist Lacy VanCourt of Die Trying

Interview with Fiber Artist Lacy VanCourt of Die Trying

We've been collaborating with Lacy of Die Trying for the past five years on our chain-stitch embroidered bandanas.  We caught up with her recently to take a deeper dive into her process and inspirations. 
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Introducing Our New Cotton Bandanas

Introducing Our New Cotton Bandanas

Along our journey together these past seven years, my version of the ideal bandana has merged with yours. This newly revised cotton bandana is closer than ever to our shared ideals. I’ve achieved this through some adaptions of fabrication, printing, and finishing processes while finding the perfect partners to help us along the way.
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Ajrakh Printing in Kutch, India

Ajrakh Printing in Kutch, India

In September 2022 I had the honor of visiting block printing artist Sufiyan Khatri at his home and studio.  Sufiyan is a 10th generation pratictioner of Ajrakh and he and his family have received esteemed international recognition for their craft.

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WHAT DO YOU MEAN "LAST CHANCE"?

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What’s in a name? Probably lots of good stories and feelings, maybe some not much more than abstract notions, attached in all sorts of ways to that thing we’ve named. When I first moved to California I was really struck by the vastness of this American West. That first drive across the country and my earliest explorations of the mountains and deserts were peppered with signs that read: “NO GAS OR SERVICE FOR 100 MILES”. Something about retelling the tale of an empty gas tank with nothing around but empty road, and how you unstuck yourself somehow, will stir up a deep love for the great wide open west. I find myself making one last stop in the last little town on the edge of wilderness to pick up a box of matches, a fuel canister, some chapstick, or just an unspoken peace of mind that I know where I’m headed. It’s these places that have inspired the name. A Last Chance to gather the things we rely on, to trust what we’ve got and to be certain those things will be a part of whatever comes down the road.

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