GRAFFITI BANDANA

This playful bandana features an original pattern sprinkled with "fictional monsters" by a 9-year-old "artist."

We combined a graphic design with traditional dyeing techniques to create a unique and expressive piece.
The material used is lightweight rayon etto, also found in Aloha shirts.
It feels great against the skin and is an easy-to-use accessory for everyday wear.
Different dyeing techniques were used for each color, bringing out a distinctive texture for each.

Pink / Beige: Bengala hand-dyed
Sax Blue: Reactive dye
umikuro: Binchotan charcoal dye

This versatile item can be used in many ways, such as tying it around your neck or tucking it into a hat for sun protection. It's also perfect as a styling accent.

Care for Bengala-dyed and Botanical-dyed products

To ensure the color lasts longer, we recommend hand washing with a neutral detergent.

Colors may transfer to other items, so please wash separately.

Do not use fluorescent brighteners or bleach.

After washing, dry in the shade.

Colors may fade when exposed to citrus juice. If it comes into contact, rinse immediately.

Prolonged exposure to strong sunlight or lighting may cause discoloration. Do not leave in direct sunlight; store in a dark place.

Bengala dyeing is a technique that extracts dye from minerals in the soil, making the dye similar to minerals, so it may react to metal detectors.

As the dye is similar to pigment, color transfer may occur due to friction during wear or to innerwear and bags.

Made in Japan