Enjoy with bandanas and scarves.
Summer hat styling tips
Enjoy with bandanas and scarves.
Summer hat styling tips
The "bandana/scarf" x "hat" combination is a style often seen at summer outdoor festivals and around town. It may seem simple, but it's actually a style that can be surprisingly difficult to incorporate and balance.
So, this time, we'll introduce everything from easy styling methods you can try right away to hats that are integrated with bandanas or scarves, so you can complete your look just by putting it on.
■ Bandana/Scarf Sizes
Size guide: 52cm and up
First, choose the size. The ideal size will vary depending on your desired finish, but having some extra space will make it easier to create various arrangements. We recommend choosing a size with sides of 52cm or more.
■Introduction to Bandana and Scarf Arrangements
Arrange 1 | Place it between your hat and your head
Bandana size used: 68cm
This is an easy style: simply fold a bandana or scarf into a triangle, place it on your head, and then put on a hat. It softens the sunlight around your face while adding a casual touch to outfit.
VARIATION
Folding it into a strip and then tucking it in will give the back of your neck a neat and tidy look. Use whichever way you prefer.
Arrange 2 | Wrap it over your hat
Scarf size used: 88cm
For this elegant arrangement, a large scarf that allows for easy draping is especially recommended. Even when using a bandana, choosing a large size of 65cm or more on each side will result in a more relaxed and balanced look.
HOW TO: A method for putting on and taking off without having to re-tie the knot.
You can enjoy it simply by wrapping it once, but here we'll introduce some recommended knotting methods that are easy to put on and take off.
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Gather both ends of the scarf together.
Wrap the string around your finger to form a loop.
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Pass the other end through in the opposite direction in the same way.
Place the left and right ends inside the ring you made.
Pass them in opposite directions.
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Pull both ends to finish. At the knot...
The size is adjustable, so you can put it on and take it off without undoing it.
POINT
By not tying it too tightly and leaving some room under your chin, you can create a relaxed and effortless look.
Arrange 3 | Tie to a hat
Simply tying a bandana or scarf to your hat can give it a fresh new look. This easy modification allows you to enjoy a style that's a little different from your usual look.
HOW TO:HAT
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Bandana size used: 52cm
Fold the bandana or scarf into a narrow strip.
(Width guideline: 4-7 cm)
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Wrap it around the crown and tie it in your desired position to finish.
HOW TO:CAP
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Scarf size used: 88cm
Fold the scarf or bandana into a narrow strip and cross the ends over each other.
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As shown in the diagram, thread the hair tie through to the center and tie it twice.
Shape it into a ribbon.
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Thread cap 's adjuster through the hair tie, and you're done.
VARIATION
Even just tying it directly to cap 's adjuster,
It's easy to enjoy.
Arrange 4 | Wrap around the forehead
Bandana size used: 52cm
hair band style hairstyle involves folding a bandana or scarf into a strip and wrapping it around your forehead. You can wear it as is, or layer a hat over it for a different look.
HOW TO
Simply fold a bandana or scarf into a slightly wide strip and wrap it around your forehead, and you're done.
(Approximate width: 10cm)
POINT
- Curling the curls slightly lower over the eyes will accentuate the eyes and create a cool look.
- When wearing a hat over the bandana, we recommend choosing a size 1-2 cm larger to account for the bandana's thickness.
■Easy to make
"One-piece design" hat
For those who struggle with styling or want to enjoy styling more casually, we recommend hats with integrated bandanas or scarves. Simply putting one on completes a stylish look.
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