Handkerchief Hippie bandana Peace

The Peace hippie bandana handkerchief is a square bandana measuring 55 x 55 cm, printed with peace signs in neon colors on a black background.

What immediately stands out is how dense the print is: hundreds of overlapping peace sign rings in red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, and white. You can wear this hippie bandana as a woman or a man, and it is perfect for a flower power party, a 1960s party, or a hippie party.

Print, fabric and size of the peace bandana

• The bandana measures 55 x 55 cm and is square, so you can fold it into a triangle or a narrow band.
• The fabric is 100% cotton.
• The pattern consists of overlapping peace signs in eight colors, with black as the background between the rings.
• The hem runs in a narrow, stitched border around the cloth.
• It is intended for women and men.
• Washing instructions: hand wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron and do not dry clean.

The peace sign on a hippie bandana

The peace sign grew in the 1960s into the symbol of the peace movement and hippie culture. Hippies wore a folded headscarf low across the forehead, often with long loose hair, and so the bandana became a permanent part of the flower power look. A print full of peace signs immediately makes it clear which era your outfit comes from, even if the rest of your clothes are simple.

How do you tie this bandana for a 1960s party?

For a 1960s party, fold the bandana from the point to the other side into a band a few fingers wide and tie it around your forehead, with the ends behind your head. Just let the points of the knot stick out, because that is part of the loose hippie style. If you prefer to wear the handkerchief around your neck, fold it into a triangle and put the knot to the side. A tie-dye shirt and round glasses with colored lenses match the neon colors well, and long hair or a wig with a middle part makes the look recognizable on the dance floor.

Order this hippie bandana and tie your flower power look around your head in a minute.