Whether you call it a bandanna, a "wild rag," or just a scarf, the most important thing to a Cowboy is that it be big. Ours are about 36" x 36", and 100% silk. Generous proportions were important when you considered the multiple tasks this simple piece of equipment was asked to perform - it could be a sling, a bandage, a blindfold for your horse, a cooling mechanism when wet and stuffed inside a hat, a face protector or mask. Of course, that was then, now it is a cravat (roll it and tie it in a square knot), a dress tie (roll it and tie a 1/2 Windsor knot), a cowboy "turtleneck" (put the triangle in front with point down and wrap the ends around the back and then tie a knot in front), an ascot (just tuck it inside your collar) or just a cool cowboy knot (maybe one that no one has thought up yet).
Arbuckle, Blue and Brown Paisley, Brown Paisley, Cheyenne, Cocoa Loco, Copper Paisley, Durant, Fandango, Frontier Brown, Gold and Burgundy, Gold and Rust, Green Paisley, Little Bandana Red, Maverick, Wine Paisley, Black Medallion, Gold Medallion, Gold Basketweave, Cream Damask, Purple Paisley