Pirate headscarf Hood Rowan red

The red Kap Rowan pirate headscarf is a pirate cap in the form of a knotted bandana, with a knot and hanging points behind the ear. You put it on like a hat, place the edge straight above your eyebrows and let the points fall over your shoulder. Wear it during carnival or at a theme party, as a lady or as a gentleman, on long or short hair.

What does the red pirate cap look like?

• The cap is deep red and has a shiny, crinkled appearance that is reminiscent of velvet.
• It covers your entire upper head, with a wide edge over the forehead.
• Behind the ear is a knot from which two points hang down.
• The material is 67% polyester and 33% EVA.
• The headscarf is not washable.
• It is intended for both ladies and gentlemen.

The knotted headscarf as a pirate feature

A knotted cloth over the head belongs to the fixed image of the dressed-up pirate, just like the eye patch, the sash and the three-stitch. In films and comics, it has grown into the sign that you are dealing with a pirate. A cap gives that image without you having to fold a square cloth yourself and tie it tight. If you want to dance all evening or walk in a parade, you choose a headscarf and not a hat, because it lies flat on your head and is not in the way of anyone behind you.

This is how you wear the pirate scarf during the parade or on a party night

During a carnival parade, the red stands out well among the black, white and brown shades of a pirate costume. Combine the cap with a white shirt with puff sleeves, a brown or black vest and a wide belt, and complete the look with large hoop earrings. With long hair, you let the locks fall loose over your shoulders under the edge, so that the hanging points remain visible on one side. For a night out, a dark line around the eyes fits well with the deep color.

Choose the red Kap Rowan pirate headscarf and you have the most recognizable part of your pirate look on your head in one go.