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Freecultr Unisex Bamboo Bandana, Anti Microbial Super Soft & Comfort Fit, Breathable Multipurpose Headband, Face Mask for Dust Protection and Sun - Plain Pack of 2-Black,Sapphire Blue
Brand: Freecultr
Product Overview
We at FREECULTR believe that comfort is subjective yet basic. We blend exclusive underclothing innovations with modern technology to amplify your experience. Just like you, at FREECULTR, we believe that variety is the spice of life. This mindset led to the creation of our distinctive trunks, briefs, vests & Bandanas. Every product we present is feather-light and the right fit. Our products come with maximum support, an airy fit yet basic coverage. Our products are crafted for the modern man who likes to stay relaxed all day long, without worrying. Being all-natural and silky soft in nature, this fabric is just the right amount of soft to keep your body parts in comfort.
Product Details
One Bandana, many uses: Wearable as a headgear, head band, face mask, hand band, or neck gaiter, this is a unisex accessory that is as versatile as eye-catching.
Everlasting softness: Crafted from a highly breathable bamboo-cotton-spandex blend, the more skin-contact it gets, the more it softens.
Not forgetting, our Bandana never ages. Rather, continues its journey to ultimate softness with every wash.
Folded hem = Better grip: Custom-built to stay in place, no matter where and how you style it! Unlike ordinary Bandanas, ours is not too loose or tight, it is just right!
No harsh dyes: Just like our other apparel, the Bandana is not treated with any harsh dyes or chemicals, making it a safe bet for people with sensitive skin.
