Bandana

Power Button Bandana 

We advocate for many causes but all under the same umbrella. Some of the buttons in this design are in the permanent collection of the National Museum of African American History and Culture.

Beholder Bandana

The Adinkra symbol for beauty is 'D'uafe' which is a comb with an eye. It's a representation of beauty being in the eye of the beholder. As well as an affirmation that you can choose how you see and respect your own beauty and power. 100% Cotton.

Dakar, TX Bandana

Lucky You Bandana

Me Time Bandana

Oak Bluffs and Other Beaches

I discovered a treasure trove of Mid-Century historical photographs of historic Black beaches while I was researching Juneteenth. This bandana is a little tribute to that history. The design takes some inspiration from vintage travel bandanas and kerchiefs that were popular in the 40's. 50's and 60's. This is also a nod to being back at the beach with friends after our pandemic summer. I hope to see everyone soon!

Simon Bandana

The combs are a play on D'uafe which is the Adinkra symbol for beauty. The bright colors that compliment all skin tones and a design that makes a statement. Use it a pop of color to bring more joy to your look. The 4 color sections make it a beautifully unique pocket square.

EACH Bandana:

100% Cotton. 23" x  23". Designed in Washington DC. Limited edition.