GAUZE-Single Crinkle Scarf - Soft, Lightweight, Fringed Bandana for Head or Neck. Solid Colors (Square Sizes: 24", 30", 35")

Introducing our signature Crinkle/Gauze square scarves, carefully curated in a range of stunning colors!

Crafted with the utmost care, these scarves are incredibly lightweight and have a silky-soft texture that is sure to please. A wardrobe staple that everyone needs!

Each scarf is handmade in Minnesota, ensuring top-notch quality. We offer three sizes - small, medium, and large - but we're always happy to create a custom size for you. Just let us know what you need!

The small scarf measures 24" x 24", while the medium scarf measures 30" x 30". For those who prefer a larger scarf, we have the 35" x 35" option available.

These versatile scarves can be styled in countless ways - let your imagination run wild! Not only can they be worn around your neck or head, but they can also be used as a bandana, wrap, or shawl. Attach one to your purse or wrap it around your waist to add a touch of sophistication to your outfit.

Looking for a thoughtful gift for someone who is undergoing chemotherapy? Look no further! Our scarves are the softest chemo caps available, and they're sure to provide some comfort during a difficult time.

Size suggestions:

Small scarf (24" x 24") - Perfect as a bandana
Medium scarf (30" x 30") - Ideal as a head or neck scarf, or chemo cap
Large scarf (35" x 35") - Makes for a beautiful wrap or shawl.

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Here are 20 different ways to wear a square scarf:

1. Classic Fold: Fold the scarf into a triangle and wrap it around your neck, letting the ends hang in front.
2. Cowboy Knot: Fold the scarf into a triangle, place the long edge around your neck, and tie the ends behind your neck.
3. Infinity Loop: Wrap the scarf around your neck several times to create a looped effect.
4. Bow Tie: Fold the scarf into a thin strip, tie it around your neck, and form a bow with the ends.
5. Ascot Knot: Fold the scarf into a triangle, place the long edge around your neck, and tie the ends in a loose knot in front.
6. Bandana Style: Fold the scarf into a triangle and tie it around your neck, letting the ends hang down.
7. Headband: Fold the scarf into a thin strip and tie it around your head, either at the crown or as a headband.
8. Hair Wrap: Fold the scarf into a long strip and wrap it around your head, tying it at the nape of your neck.
9. Bohemian Wrap: Drape the scarf around your shoulders and tie it in front for a relaxed, boho look.
10. Belt: Fold the scarf into a thin strip and use it as a belt around your waist or hips.
11. Top Knot: Fold the scarf into a triangle, place the long edge around your head, and tie the ends at the top of your head.
12. Shoulder Wrap: Drape the scarf over your shoulders and tie the ends together in front or at the back.
13. Wrist Wrap: Fold the scarf into a thin strip and tie it around your wrist as a bracelet.
14. Purse Charm: Tie the scarf around the handle of your purse or handbag for a pop of color.
15. Necktie: Fold the scarf into a thin strip and tie it around your neck like a traditional necktie.
16. Braided Scarf: Braid multiple scarves together and wear them as a statement accessory.
17. Shawl: Drape the scarf over your shoulders and let it hang loose for a chic, casual look.
18. One-Shoulder Drape: Drape the scarf diagonally across your body, over one shoulder, and let it hang down.
19. Knotted Headscarf: Fold the scarf into a triangle, place the long edge at your hairline, and tie the ends at the nape of your neck.
20. Cape: Drape the scarf over your shoulders and secure it with a brooch or pin at the front for a dramatic cape-like effect.