Bandanas
Bandanas - Bandannas
Bandanas - Bandanas are a great fashion accesoire, for humans and for pets! They also make life a lot easier when you're outdoors and the sweat is dripping down. This was their original function, by the way...  Nowadays bandanas can also be part of the 'uniform' of gang members, where they are a sort of bandana code. Here you will find a lot of Bandannas and sites that offer Bandana Sales Online

A Bunch of Bandanas By Color and Design
Bandanas -- Not Just Colorful Pieces of Cloth
If you've come to this page, you probably know how handy a bandana can be. You've probably either blown your nose into one -- oh, so much softer and certainly longer-lasting than a flimsy piece of tissue -- or taken a bandana bath at your campsite after a day of hiking. Or maybe you've grabbed a bandana to lift a hot pan off the stove in a hurry or used one as a coffee filter in the backcountry. Or cleaned your sunglasses or your windshield or ... well, I could get carried away with the many ...

Red Bandanas
Red Bandanas and More Red Bandanas -- Plain and Patterned
I'm partial to red bandanas myself. I always have at least one in my backpack, for sweat control or blowing my nose or any number of other uses on the trail, in camp, or wherever else I happen to be. Specifically, it's paisley red bandanas that I prefer. Here's an assortment of red bandanas for you to look at, in all sorts of pattens and prints and even one that's plain.

Blue Bandanas
What a Functional Piece of Fabric
Be it blue or otherwise colored, a bandana is one handy square of cotton. Carry a bandana in your pocket, backpack, or purse for an emergency nose wipe or sneezing fit, to dab the sweat from your brow or the tears of happiness (I hope) from your eyes. You can use bandanas to grab a hot pot in a pinch, to cover your head, pull back your hair, or shield your nose and mouth from dust or what have you. Bandanas can be used in first aid situations, to wash and dry dishes, to pre-filter water in t...

Purple Bandanas
A Square Piece of Multi-Purpose Purple
If you've already visited some of my other colorful bandana pages, you've seen me extoll the many virtues and uses of bandanas, from nose-wiping to first aid applications to ponytail holders and headbands. (Oh, but I don't think I've mentioned how well they work as toilet paper if you really have no other option.) I personally have at least a dozen bandanas at present, and, while red is the most prevalent color in my collection, I do have a special purple bandana that I've carried with me fo...

Green Bandanas
A Simple Square of Cloth Can Do So Many Things
You can use a bandana to mop the sweat from your brow and wash off the dirt from a day on the trail. That same bandana can also be used for signaling, as a tourniquet, a neck gaitor for cold weather, or a pot holder in a pinch. You can drench a bandana in cold water and wrap it around your head or neck for the cooling effect or to block the sun. Bandanas can be handy for collecting wild edibles, as first aid slings or as cordage by making strips. Use a bandana to pad a hotspot, as a towel or ...

Yellow Bandanas
That's Yellow BanDANas, Not Yellow Bananas
As an avid hiker, I've always got a bandana in my pocket, at least one in my backpack, and sometimes another bandana on my head or hanging from my wrist, tucked in my watch band for easy access if it's really hot, humid and sweaty. Bandanas may look like "just squares of fabric" to some folks, but to me their very handy, multi-use pieces of gear. You can wipe a runny nose, mop the sweat off your brow, take a bandana bath at the end of the hiking day. You can use a bandana to pre-filter water...