A head bandana is a versatile piece of cloth typically worn around the head for both practical and fashion purposes. Usually made of cotton or other lightweight, breathable materials, bandanas come in various colors, patterns, and sizes—most commonly square-shaped.
Traditionally, head bandanas have been used to protect the wearer from sun, dust, or sweat, making them popular among workers, travelers, and outdoor enthusiasts. In many cultures, they also carry symbolic or cultural significance, often representing identity, status, or tradition.
Traditionally, head bandanas have been used to protect the wearer from sun, dust, or sweat, making them popular among workers, travelers, and outdoor enthusiasts. In many cultures, they also carry symbolic or cultural significance, often representing identity, status, or tradition.
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