Headband 80's neon

The 80s neon headband is a wide fabric band with vertical stripes in bright pink, fluorescent green, orange and purple, each separated by a thin black line. For an 80s party or disco night, women wear it low across the forehead, just like a sporty sweatband from that era. The colours glow under UV light, so the stripes stand out even more under blacklight on the dance floor.

Stripes, colours and fabric of the headband

• The pink, green, orange and purple colour blocks repeat in a regular pattern around the entire band.
• A thin black line separates each colour, making the blocks stand out sharply from one another.
• The band glows under UV light.
• The headband is made of 100% polyester.
• Washing instructions: do not wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron and do not dry clean.
• You will receive one headband, folded on a display card.

Why is a wide headband a must-have for an 80s party?

A wide headband with bright stripes is one of the best-known accessories from the 1980s. During that decade, sweatbands became popular for aerobics and fitness, and many people also wore them outside the gym. Fluorescent shades such as pink, green and orange were part of the same fashion trend. Because these colours glow under blacklight, the band also works well at a disco party with UV lighting.

Creating an aerobics look with the striped headband

A brightly coloured sports top and leggings instantly create a recognisable fitness look, and the striped headband on your forehead makes it clear which decade it comes from. Leg warmers, wristbands and large hoop earrings in pink or orange complement the colours of the stripes. Wear your hair loose and with lots of volume, or pulled tightly back, as a striking hairstyle with a headband over it is typical of that era. You can also simply slip the band over a brightly coloured wig.

Order the 80s neon headband and take to the dance floor in fluorescent colours at your 80s party.