Blooming Bison Twilly Satin Chiffon Western Cowgirl Scarf

The Blooming Bison twilly scarf is a slim satin chiffon hair and neck scarf featuring the same repeating bison pattern as our Blooming Bison wild rag, in neutrals and turquoise blue on a light cream background. Hand-drawn original artwork by Tirzah Lane.

Our twilly measures 2" x 51" (5 x 130 cm) and is made from 100% polyester in a satin chiffon weave, with a soft silky feel. It is more wrinkle-resistant than our wild rags, printed on both sides so there is no white back when worn, and finished with a rolled hem.

How to wear it: Wear it in your hair or as a ponytail wrap, headband or hat band, tie it on a handbag, knot it at the neck, or wrap it on the wrist. Pair it with the Snaffle Bit Twilly Scarf Slide, sold separately in Gold, Silver and Antique Bronze.

Details

• Size: 2" x 51" (5 x 130 cm)
• Fiber content: 100% polyester, satin chiffon weave
• Weight: about 1.5 oz
• Feel: soft silky feel, more wrinkle-resistant than our wild rags
• Printed on both sides
• Rolled hem
• Made by a Sedex-registered manufacturer under ethical working conditions
• Care: hand wash in cold water with mild detergent or dish soap, hang dry, and iron with a steamer
• Designed in Oregon by Tirzah Lane. Imported.

Common questions

What is the twilly made of?
100% polyester in a satin chiffon weave, with a soft silky feel.

How long is it?
The twilly is 2" x 51" (5 x 130 cm), long enough to wrap a ponytail, a hat band or a wrist, or to knot at the neck.

Does it wrinkle?
Twillies are more wrinkle-resistant than our wild rags. If it does crease, iron it with a steamer.

Do the colors fade or bleed?
Colors do not bleed and hold their color when hand washed in cold water as directed.

Each scarf arrives in a protective sleeve, wrapped in tissue paper and sealed with a branded sticker, ready to give for birthdays, weddings, the rider in your life, Christmas and the holidays, or just because. This design is also available as a 26x26 wild rag.

Part of the Roam West collection.

Tirzah Lane. For the wildflowers of the West.