…the style that started it all, an homage to the hard-working hands of Papaw and how he kept them clean in the garage. To add practicality and pizazz to your backside, fold your bandana in half, then fold again. Stick half in the pocket, and leave half hanging over the top. When you’re stylin’ like Grandpa Earl, you’ve got strength and bravery tucked right in your back pocket.

For a pop of color and a mantra that will help you command any room you walk into, try wearing your jenni earle bandana in "the girlboss" style. Start with the bandana flat, pattern side down, then fold in half diagonally into a triangle. Now, fold upwards from the corner three times to create a long band. Finally, thread any of our leather slides on to the band, or even use a fun oversized ring from your own collection. Go get 'em!

Show the whole troop how it’s done: fold your bandana into a triangle, then fold the opposite corner in on itself to make a band. Wrap around your neck, and poke the ends through our Brass Thunderbird Slide, adjusting for comfort. You just earned your style merit badge.

Nothing old hat about it. Dress your beloved lid with a bandana for a band. Simply roll your bandana and wrap it around the brim. Tying a knot to one side will create the effect of a (cloth) feather in your cap.

Make ‘em say, ‘oh, you fancy.’ To turn your bandana into a cloth statement necklace, fold it into a triangle, then fold the opposite point in on itself twice to make a band. Make a knot in the middle, then tie to fasten around the back of your neck. Layer with jewels to doll up dresses and denim.

Channel the grit of John Wayne and Julia Sugarbaker combined with this classic, versatile look. Fold your bandana in a triangle, then tie it behind your neck. Whether you’re out on the range or picking one out for a client, this style works on top of everything from a t-shirt to a pantsuit.

Put your best foot forward, Jenni Earle-style. Roll your bandana and wrap it around your ankle. Tie a knot, and don’t forget to make it comfy. Next, if at all possible, go around barefoot.

Pump up your purse game and tie some sass on that bag. Roll your bandana, wrap it around the strap, and make a simple knot. Accessorize with one of our bandana slides. Nobody will confuse your carry-on with anybody else’s.

The classic style that goes from Harvesting the Kitchen Garden to Dancing at the Dead Show in no time flat. Fold your bandana into a triangle, wrap over your head, and tie the ends at the back of your neck. Just add jewels and a crystal ball that foretells adventure.

Let ‘em know you mix pleasure with business in this modern, easygoing cravat. Fold your bandana into a triangle, then fold the opposite point in on itself twice, to make a band. Wrap around your neck and tie in front to seal the deal in style.

Hold up your hairdo. First, fold your bandana in a triangle, then fold the opposite corner in on itself twice, making a band. Wrap around your head and tie at the back of your neck. Lovely to see your face.

Crown your glory with a knot on top. First, fold your bandana in a triangle, then fold the opposite corner in on itself twice, making a band. Wrap the band around your head from under the crown, tying it like the proverbial cherry on top of the sundae that is you.

The style that’s part-time tennis and full-time rock and roll. To turn your bandana into a cloth statement bracelet, fold into a triangle, then roll it into a band. Wrap it around your wrist twice, and fasten by tying. Layer with chains and bangles.

Make that ponytail pop. Fold your bandana into a triangle, then fold the opposite corner in on itself make a band. Tie a knot, and tighten around your ponytail. Gallop toward destiny with some whimsy in that mane.

For a literal twist on good ol’ Headband, fold your bandana in a triangle, then fold the opposite corner in on itself twice, making a band. Twist in half, then wrap it around your head and tie at the back of your neck.

When you need to be cute and incognito. Fold your bandana diagonally, and wrap it across the bridge of your nose. Tie around the back of your head. Stealth in style.