BANDANAS

Call It By Your Name has created a whole collection of bandanas, with different colors to suit every style. Lovers of minimalist style easily adopt the black or navy blue bandana. And for those who want to add a touch of color to their outfit, khaki, pastel blue, mint green or yellow are the perfect shades.

How to wear a bandana?

Bandanas go well with many styles. Classically, it can be worn as a hair accessory. Around a chignon, it adds an original touch. Whether in cotton or Silk Bandanas, wearing a bandana as a headband is simple, effective and stylish.

But bandanas aren't just for hair. Thanks to the size of our models, you can also wear it around the neck, tied in front or behind. With a bow at the front, it goes perfectly with pieces such as a Perfecto, a denim jacket, or any of the other clothes from our collection.. Which just goes to show that the bandana goes with every taste.

Even if it's more popular in spring and summer, the bandana can be worn in any season. During the colder seasons, when outfits are often more sober, attaching a colorful bandana to your handbag can bring a touch of color and style to your ensemble, energizing your winter looks. And why not tie it to your belt?

Combine it with our other accessories for even more style and originality. As a bracelet or even as a headband, the bandana adds a bohemian or rock touch, depending on how it's worn. It can also be used as a decorative element, for example by attaching it to a hat or using it as a scarf for a more sophisticated look.

How do you care for your bandana?

How do you look after your bandana?

Whatever the size or colour, care is the same! Silk is a natural, delicate material that requires special care. To get the best results and keep your silk bandana intact, follow our advice.

Choose the right detergent

To ensure the quality of your bandana, it's important to use the right products! Avoid washing powder, which may contain bleaching agents, and choose another washing product specially formulated for delicate fabrics (silk and cashmere). Its formula protects the fibres during washing by hand or machine.

Washing and spin-drying

Silk doesn't like hot water. Machine-washed silk scarves risk shrinking and losing their shine, so to keep your 100% silk bandanas intact, wash by hand without rubbing. To wring out your silk bandana, avoid wringing the fabric. The solution: lay your scarf flat between two terry towels to dab it, then lay it flat. Finally, avoid drying it near a radiator or in direct sunlight.

Ironing

To iron silk easily, the fabric must be slightly damp. If your silk bandana is completely dry, you can use a spray bottle of water to moisten the whole fa