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Concho Bandana Slide
Dress up your bandana or scarf with a traditional western-wear concho! The back has narrow loop to hold a large scarf securely. To fasten onto a thinner scarf or bandana, just loop one end through twice to secure.
Turquoise Bandana Slide
Get ready to turn heads when you wear this slide featuring genuine turquoise stone ensconced by retro studding. This studded stunner of a scarf accessory is hand-crafted in Los Angeles by Guillermo Cuevas of Dunnrite Leather. The textured hide interior grips your scarf and stays put. This handmade scarf slide is finished with a beautiful craftsman touch of laced closure and Dunnrite emboss.
22 x 22 inches +/-
Chainstich Embroidery in collaboration with Die Trying of Austin, Texas.
Rambling roses cover this soft organic cotton bandana dyed a muted green. Made with high quality cotton. She's the perfect bandana to tie in your hair whether you're gardening at home or traveling the back country. Wear it as a reminder that wild beauty always comes with a few thorns.
Read more about our new and improved cotton bandanas here.
Hand-Stamped Bandana Slide
Keep it classy and timeless with this stamped slide in the best quality leather. This stamped stunner of a scarf accessory is hand-crafted in Los Angeles by Guillermo Cuevas of Dunnrite Leather. The textured hide interior grips your scarf and stays put. This handmade scarf slide is finished with a beautiful craftsman touch of traditional hand-stamping and laced closure.
Studded Bandana Slide
Get ready to turn heads when you wear this slide featuring vintage glass jewels ensconced by retro studding. This studded stunner of a scarf accessory is hand-crafted in Los Angeles by Guillermo Cuevas of Dunnrite Leather. The textured hide interior grips your scarf and stays put. This handmade scarf slide is finished with a beautiful craftsman touch of laced closure and Dunnrite emboss.
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.
Concho Bandana Slide
Dress up your bandana or scarf with a traditional western-wear concho! The back has narrow loop to hold a large scarf securely. To fasten onto a thinner scarf or bandana, just loop one end through twice to secure.
22 x 22 inches +/-
Chainstich Embroidery in collaboration with Die Trying of Austin, Texas.
Pattern worn by Daniel Craig in the movie Glass Onion! A floral pattern inspired by California's super bloom, french sample books, and the town of Zalipie, Poland. (More on that mashup here.) Made with soft, high quality organic cotton.
Read more about our new and improved cotton bandanas here.
22 x 22 inches +/-
Chainstich Embroidery in collaboration with Die Trying of Austin, Texas.
Pennsylvania Dutch Hex Stars inspire the medallion in the center of our Aster bandana, an auspicious symbol that brings luck to daily life and love. Surrounding this blessing is a field of flowers inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement. From the turn of the 20th century, this decorative style was rooted in medieval, romantic, and folk influences. Made with soft, high-quality organic cotton voile.
Read more about our new and improved organic cotton bandanas here.
Cactus and Stones Bandana Slide
Dress up your bandana or scarf with this detailed cactus concho! The back has narrow loop to hold a large scarf securely. To fasten onto a thinner scarf or bandana, just loop one end through twice to secure.