Riv Cherubim Bandana. $8, made in Carolina, USA

100% Cotton Made in one of the Carolinas—take your pick. All cotton, and with a design you won't find in the bandana drawer or around the neck of your average Tom, Dick, and Harry. A baby angel is a cherub. Plural of cherub is either cherubs or (the preferred for our puposes here), cherubim. On this bandana, the cherubim are holding bicycle components...and there's a salmon at the center, a few winged sheep, four roses, and assorted nuts and bolts. Specs: roughly 22" x 22", same as our other bandanas, also made in Carolina. At $8, it's pricier than our other bandannas, because it's not a stock cowboy-style paisley pattern, and both colors are custom. But take a look around at other semi-vanity branded custom bandannas. Most sell for more, none match this quality, and it's not so precious that you can't use it out in the woods for u know what in a pinch. Bonus: $3 from every bandana sold will go to one of our favorite left-wing charities. Either Single Mother of Three, Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, or TBD. Cherub trivia: In the old old days, artists didn't know how to draw baby faces, so they put adult faces on babies. That's just how it was, and "in keeping with tradition," these cherubim have that same disconcerting aspect.