The story of our Trademark Bandana begins in Hamamatsu, Japan, on small vintage shuttle looms that yield a selvedge edge. Each step of this weaving process is slow and methodical, traits that have come to define this fabric-making region for generations. Once woven and dyed, the bandana travels to Yokohama, where it is hand-printed with what appears to be a simple dot array. But when unfurled, the bandana reveals our iconic brand trademark, and a nod to the tried and true polka dot. After a wash, the bandanas are hung to dry under an open Yokohama sky. Three sides of the bandana are finished with a fine baby hem. The end result is an emblem of an enduring craft. It's an everyday accessory of unparalleled quality—soft, durable, and imbued with all the character that comes from a uniquely analog process guided by masterful hands.