Bandanas are one of my favorite accessories. They’re so versatile, and such a great statement piece.
Even better than that, though, are all the amazing prints and colors that they come in.
Typically, when someone says bandana, we think of one thing – the traditional paisley bandana that’s red, navy, black, or maybe white. There’s such a broad world of bandanas out there to choose from! These pictures all feature the super cool bandanas from Jenni Earle.
As a kerchief
This traditional way of wearing a bandana is making a comeback. It’s a great way to add a little pop of color and a finishing touch. We often see this look co-opted with a small silk scarf, and think it looks so chic. Try it with a fab bandana for a look that’s all your own.
As a hair wrap
If I’m being honest, this is the most common way I wear a bandana. . It’s easy to keep my hair out of my face, and it looks cute too. a bandana in your hair also makes a great finishing touch, as seen in this Pinup hair style.
As a hat band
Hats are still coming in strong as a fashion trend you need to have. Hat bands are a great way to change the look up. Mix it up even more with a great bandana. It’ll add some color and a sense of bohemian chic whimsy.
As a scarf
Similar to the kerchief, this is a style that has its roots in the wild wild west. This way to wear a bandana reminds of a triangle scarf with a little nod to history. Just don’t go around robbing banks. Or do. You do you, boo.
As a bracelet
The 80s are back in a big way. One of the trends I remember from my childhood was wearing a bandana as a wrist piece. Kinda cuff bracelet, kinda sweatband, totally cool and punk.
There are so many more ways to work bandanas into your wardrobe, too. Don’t be shy about experimenting with it.
About Jenni Earle Bandanas
Jenni Earle bandanas aren’t your typical piece. They’re all hand designed with unique designs. But the handmade doesn’t end there. Nope. The bandanas themselves are sewn in South Carolina , then sent to North Carolina, where they’re hand dyed into these gorgeous shades. After that, they’re screenprinted with the great designs. That’s only part of what makes each Jenni Earle design unique.
With motifs like Be Brave, Explore, Speak Up, and so many more, they’re a piece for the modern adventurer.
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I like that Jenni Earle is about female empowerment.
I learned that they were hand dyed bandanas.
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like the gallery of trailblazers
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I love that they are hand dyed. So unique and feminine.
I learned that there alot of different ways to wear these, also that they are hand dyed.
I like that the bandana is considered a talisman for bravery.
I love everything about these bandanas! Not only are they gorgeous but they are all hand dyed bandanas. I also learned that the name is about her grandfather, beautiful story!
I like the Gallery of Trailblazers, seeing how customers use the bandanas.
I learned that these bandanna’s are hand-dyed. My sister wears a bandanna every day. She would love these I think.
I learned that Earl Franklin Puckett inspired her to make bandanas for the brave, like him, and now like me.
I learned they are hand-dyed bandanas made start to finish in the carolinas. each one has a phrase that will help you conquer fears, validate your curiosity and embolden you to define your life on your terms.
I like the Wild Hearts Club
Thanks for the chance
Awesome.
Thanks for the intro to this cool site and awesome lady.
I feel we are kindred…love my gypsy, boho spirit.
And, bandanas for decades now too.
Making a quilt now.
oh and the feather stay true choice rocks
I like that they empower women.
Love the hat band idea! I had not thought of that.
They even have wall hangings.
I LEARNED THEY ARE SEWN IN SC AND THEN DYED IN NC. I LOVE THE COMMUNITY FEEL!
I learned how to care for their products, and to only wash the bandanas in cold water with like colors, and that slight fading is to be expected because of the hand-dyeing. They also recommend to iron on the cotton setting with print side down.
I learned the products are handmade in the Carolinas
I really like the Wild Hearts Club bandana. So cool!
The roam free bandanna is one that I would love to gift to someone in my life. Thanks so much.
I like that they hand dye them
I love that each one has a phrase that will help you conquer fears, validate your curiosity and embolden you to define your life on your terms.
I learned that they are hand dyed.
I like that the bandannas are hand dyed!
the DAISY-
headband, knot down style – did not know that! Thank you
The Bandannas are hand dyed.
i love the idea of wearing as a hat band, super cute
I learned that the bandanas are hand dyed.
Nice that there are tips for how to wear a bandana!
They have a history of bandanas and unfortunately, where I live there are gangs that use them as their colors.
I love that the bandanas are all had made. The time and effort to make them special.
The bandanas are made by hand in the Carolinas.
I also like the ‘be brave’ wall hanging. Thanks.
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learned that they are hand dyed
They have wall hangings too!
jenni earle products are made by hand in the carolinas.
I like that they’re made by hand.
I like the ‘be brave’ bandana.
I learned that jenni earle products are made by hand in the carolinas.
I like the Wild Hearts Club bandana.