Retro Prints for Summer: New season Bandanas!
By Lee Franklin
We are loving the early hot weather here in the UK ... and we think it's time to get your hair up for Summer and stay cool and cute in the heat! Our new retro prints are just perfect for getting your hair up and out of your way while maintaining your vintage style. This month we launched four new bandanas to keep you looking stylish while strutting your stuff in the sunshine!
Our bandanas are hand-made to original 1950s dimensions, so are super versatile and suitable for all retro styling.
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We're particularly in love with the mouthwatering watermelons which is super vibrant and fun!
And if you like things a bit fruity, we also have super cute strawberries ... fabulous for wearing with retro swing dresses.
If you're looking for a more subtle tropical look, we've got this pretty floral denim print with white hibiscus flowers
And finally this Summer we are bringing back an all time best seller; this classic nautical print with anchors and stripes is an awesome addition to any Rockabilly Red & Navy outfit:
If you would like some top tips on the many ways you can wear one of our bandanas, please check out our blog post How to tie a Rockabilly Bandana You will find video tutorials and links to endless styling ideas.
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