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A Perfect Pairing!

Use the drop-down menus to choose a LCT Cotton bandana. Then pick one of our best selling slides to style it with.

Made with soft, high quality, organic cotton and printing that shows on both sides. You cant go wrong with this bundle!

Block Printed by Hand

Approximately 24" by 79"

Travel in style and comfort with Roger Scarf! This large gingham-check cotton stole is hand block-printed by master artisans, so you know you're getting a quality accessory. Slip it on for a picnic, road-trip, or international jet-setting. Made from lightweight cotton voile that gets even softer with use. You'll love the summery color palette of juicy orange, capri blue and celery green. 

Made in collaboration with the Jaipur artisan studio of, Shaivyya Gupta.  Shaivyya is known for her colorful aesthetic that infuses the local Jaipur design with historic architectural details and op-art compositions. Then she works with master block printer artisans to lay these patterns down.  Your purchase of this series supports not one, but two women-owned businesses in both the United States and India. 

Handwoven Square Scarf

Approximately 36" by 36"

Strut the range in style with Cass Handwoven Cowboy Scarf! A classic grid woven in golden yellow and creamy white. The featherweight silk has a subtle, lustrous shine and a beautifully 'lived-in' texture that feels great against the skin.

Wear it wild rag style!  Fold into a triangle at your chest, then crisscross the tails behind your neck, bring them around to the front and tie into the knot of your choice. 

Try out one of each of our classic LCT styles. Tried and true, these cotton and silk noil bandanas have  stood the test of time at LCT. 

Please make sure to choose ONLY ONE of each fabric-- orders with 2 silk or 2 cotton will be canceled and refunded. 

Our Best Sellers all in one place! 

These styles have been around since the early days of LCT,  they're the classics, the best sellers, the quintessential LCT bandanas!

PRE-ORDER FEBRUARY 2027 DELIVERY

Part Beach Towel, Part Picnic Blanket. 

Approximately 50" x 70"

I first dreamed up these blankets while visiting our handweave partners in Maheshwar, India, a small town on the banks of the mighty and sacred Narmada River. We made a small batch, and I tucked a dozen into my suitcase to bring back to Oregon as gifts. Before long, I noticed them popping up everywhere. Spread out at our local river spots on hot summer days, wrapped around shoulders at outdoor concerts, and picnics in the park. Part blanket, part towel, and always ready for a day outside. After plenty of requests to make more, here they are. Each color is named after a river I love, starting with the Narmada, where the story began.

PRE-ORDER FEBRUARY 2027 DELIVERY

Part Beach Towel, Part Picnic Blanket. 

Approximately 50" x 70"

I first dreamed up these blankets while visiting our handweave partners in Maheshwar, India, a small town on the banks of the mighty and sacred Narmada River. We made a small batch, and I tucked a dozen into my suitcase to bring back to Oregon as gifts. Before long, I noticed them popping up everywhere. Spread out at our local river spots on hot summer days, wrapped around shoulders at outdoor concerts, and picnics in the park. Part blanket, part towel, and always ready for a day outside. After plenty of requests to make more, here they are. Each color is named after a river I love, starting with the Narmada, where the story began.

PRE-ORDER FEBRUARY 2027 DELIVERY

Part Beach Towel, Part Picnic Blanket. 

Approximately 50" x 70"

I first dreamed up these blankets while visiting our handweave partners in Maheshwar, India, a small town on the banks of the mighty and sacred Narmada River. We made a small batch, and I tucked a dozen into my suitcase to bring back to Oregon as gifts. Before long, I noticed them popping up everywhere. Spread out at our local river spots on hot summer days, wrapped around shoulders at outdoor concerts, and picnics in the park. Part blanket, part towel, and always ready for a day outside. After plenty of requests to make more, here they are. Each color is named after a river I love, starting with the Narmada, where the story began.