RothcoLarge Camo Bandana - Multi-Use Camouflage Headwear for Every Occasion - 27 inch x 27 inch

Exactly what I was looking for running, a good size bandana to cover my head. Also, having a camo design makes a difference, as is does not look aa your usual bandana.

This is a really big scarf , and it is sorta stiff , I will just jkeep washing it ?

I got 26"x26.75" instead of 27"x27" but the colors and print looks decent. I hope the colors don't fade like my Rothco cargo pants began to fade after few washes. The material feels pretty strong, so that's good, and it comes a bit stiff so it's not too soft. Bandanas are usually worn as headbands, head covers, or hair covers, which this one is the right size for, but I bought it to also serve the role of handkerchief, cleaning cloth, and emergency bandage. It still fits in the average pocket. Large bandanas have all sorts of uses in the outdoors as well, like water strainer, pot holder, scarf, and serve the function as a pouch, sling, or flag with other material. The reverse side has a faded appearance from the single print, which can give it a frosted or stone look. The M81 camouflage in black and dark gray looks really good here and gives it a comparable look to MultiCam Black, except completely neutral in tone. You can mix this with your MultiCam Black gear and it will fit right in. For strictly city use, I would recommend the Midnight version over Black and City because those subdued blues will work better in many day time shadows and against the backdrop of windows. The price at the time of purchase was about as much as I expect it to be, but a little higher than I like for a simple square of fabric.

I bought a few bandanas from a few other companies and they were not of good quality and after a few washing they were falling apart so I bought these and they are a superior product and will hold up very well and am really happy with my purchase!

This was one of the last things not out of stock while looking for a face cover to go to work in. Let me just say Large is an understatement. This thing is humungous. It does fit well after a few folds and there is plenty of room to tie it in several ways. Only a 3 because it is very stiff and not soft at all. Plus the pattern is only on one side. It did hand wash and dry without coming apart and I'm sure I'll find a use for it eventually.

Made 6 masks out of one of these. Now I'm the envy of our workplace.

Made a face covering...fold in half and sew together, then add a tie

I had these in the "save for later" section & decided it was finally "later". Well, I'm not 100% certain that I should've moved them at all.These things measure about a full 5 & 1/2'' larger, than an average bandana when placed on top & aligned with the bottom (larger; THE ONE that you're currently considering buying) at the corner & along (only) two sides.It comes VERY stiff & seemingly not very absorbent, if at all.After one wash it certainly feels more "cloth-like" but I'm still not feeling like it would serve the purpose that I bought it for (absorbing perspiration; tied around the head, or neck), as it's still too stiff & additionally, way too big.There's a chance another wash & dry will tighten the fibers & soften the fabric, but I wouldn't wager much on it. (edit: 3/28/25 - it NEVER got any softer)The good news is; if you're a crafty Mom (as in, you make crafts) & can convince your kid (of 5-10 yrs) that it would be cool to be "Captain Camouflage" for Halloween this year, then one of these should serve for the cape, perfectly.When folded in half in a triangle & then folded down from the tip into a belt-like form it will slightly exceed 34".Also good news for guys with massive pumpkin heads; do you wear your bandana around your head in the pirate style, when doing landscaping, to protect your cap from sweat, or just when you're alone & pretending you're a pirate on the 7 seas (no judgement here)!?Well, your planet sized cranium will now be fully covered!Lastly, these bandanas are only 1 sided . Though the print is visible on the other side, it looks the same as it would inside a pair of non govt. issue camo pants, that you might buy at a clothing store.I'm hoping these at the least get a little softer, but if not, maybe I can take the other one I bought (dark blue, which IS COLORED AS ADVERTISED & grey; neither of which faded in color) & get a tailor to sew them together, stuff them to make a cover for an ugly, but unique throw pillow for my couch, or bed.IDK, they were both under $7 u.s.d so while I'm a little disappointed, I'm fortunately not so bad off that it would even sting.Others may not be so fortunate, so heed these words.