Meadow Print Viscose Bandana

A 45 cm bandana is the smallest product in a scarf range and often the most profitable per square metre of shelf - low price, low commitment, high repeat rate. This one is cut from soft viscose rather than the cotton most bandanas use, which changes how it wears: it is smoother against the skin, drapes with a gentle sheen instead of sitting flat, and knots into a smaller, neater shape. Three prints cover three different customer tastes within one reorder.

Viscose is what gives this bandana its character. The fibre absorbs moisture, so it feels cool in warm weather and softens further with wear; it carries a slight lustre that reads more expensive than its price; and its fluid hand lets a small square tie into shapes that a crisp cotton bandana resists. It is also the reason the prints look the way they do - viscose takes dye deep and soft, so the daisies come out rounded and matte rather than sharp-edged and flat.

The prints are a matched trio. Meadow Daisy scatters white-petalled, gold-centred daisies across a teal ground, framed by a fine blue inner line and a clean white border - the hero print for spring. Star Field turns the format around with tiny white stars on a misty denim blue, the quiet option that sells to men and to minimalist wardrobes. Floral Border is the classic bandana layout: an ivory ground, a navy sawtooth floral frame, and a fine ditsy scatter in the centre. Three prints, one size, one price point.

At 45 × 45 cm (approximately 17.7 × 17.7 inches), it folds on the diagonal into a neckerchief, ties as a hair band or ponytail wrap, threads through a bag handle, loops at the wrist, and doubles as a photo-styling prop - a use that matters more than it sounds, since bandanas this photogenic get resold constantly through social channels.

Viscose rewards careful printing and punishes careless finishing. It takes colour deeply, but it is also a fibre that moves when wet - weaker in the wash, prone to shifting if the process rushes it - so a 45 cm square has to come out of washing and setting as a true 45 cm square, with the border lines still straight and the white frame still white. Deqing Boliya Silk Co., Ltd. has been finishing fabric in-house since 1999, first as a fabric mill and now as a full-service scarf manufacturer with annual output above 1.45 million pieces. Printing, washing, setting and sewing all run through our 3,000㎡ facility in Deqing, Zhejiang, supplying ZARA, C&A, NEW YORKER and OSTIN across North America, Western and Northern Europe, Australia, Japan and Korea.

For buyers, this size works best as a counter and add-on line: priced for impulse, light to ship, and easy to merchandise as a three-print set rather than a single colourway. Artwork can be swapped for your own designs, and private-label labels and packaging are available. Printed styles start at 50 pieces per colorway. Tell us which print you want to lead with and we will arrange samples.