american scarves

Common sizes shown are 22 x 22 inches (about 54 x 54 cm) for bandanas, 27 x 27 inches for neckerchief squares, and a long knit scarf at 80 x 12 inches.

Care instructions vary by item. Some listings provide no washing guidance, some state machine washable, and at least one neckerchief recommends hand wash in cold water. Follow the specific care directions provided for each product.

Common uses include wearing them as a necktie, headband, pocket square, face covering, wrist or head wrap, mini turban, or scarf; they’re also used as a dusty mask or compress. Neckerchiefs are noted for head, neck, wrist, and ankle wear.

The assortment includes paisley and solid patterns, mixed solid-and-paisley packs, and a broad color range: black, gray, white, blue, red, purple, green, orange, yellow, plus American flag and camouflage prints.

Package quantities vary by listing, ranging from single items to multi-packs; examples shown include packs of 1, 2, 5, 8, and 12.

Listings reference woven fabric construction and use weight descriptors such as "Year Round Fabric Construction" and "Midweight Fabric."

The long knit winter scarf is listed at 80 inches long and 12 inches wide; that generous length supports styling such as simple drapes, a Parisian knot, or multiple cozy wraps.