Cotton Sundial Bandana Chili

Woven from GOTS certified organic cotton voile, the Sundial bandana has the kind of weightless, breathable drape that makes it equally at home tied in your hair in August or knotted loosely at your collar when the air turns cool. The deep burnt red — warm and earthy without reading dark — gives it a seasonless richness that works hard all year long.

FIT & CONSTRUCTION

• Fit type: One size square
• Silhouette: 22" x 22" square with enclosed topstitch hem on all four sides
• Construction details: Design shows on both sides; enclosed topstitch hem on 4 sides
• Measurements: Approximately 22" x 22"

MATERIALS

Fabric: 100% GOTS Certified Organic Cotton Voile

Made: Ethically handmade in India at a family-owned facility in Mumbai that holds SEDEX SMETA 4-Pillar Certification — covering social responsibility, environmental practices, safety, and business ethics. The Sundial pattern was designed by Lindsey Fout in Portland, OR, hand-drawn and inspired by the kaleidoscopic center of giant sunflowers blooming at the tail end of summer.

Sustainability: GOTS Certified Organic Cotton — grown free from pesticides, using less water than conventional cotton, with supply chain accountability from fiber to finished product. SEDEX SMETA 4-Pillar certified production facility ensures fair labor practices in line with International Labor Organization standards.

CARE

Machine wash cold with like colors. Tumble dry, or hang dry for fewer wrinkles.

STYLED BY LADDER

Tie it as a classic square bandana over a white linen shirt, thread it through a vintage slide as a belt on high-waisted denim, or knot it around the handle of a canvas tote — the deep chili red makes every iteration feel intentional.

ABOUT LAST CHANCE TEXTILES

Last Chance Textiles is the work of Portland, Oregon-based textile designer Lindsey Fout, whose hand-drawn patterns trace their roots to global textile history — reimagined for a well-worn, slow fashion wardrobe that never goes out of style. Every piece is made on GOTS certified organic cotton or naturally dyed silk, produced through certified ethical factories and direct artisan collaborations where the makers set the terms. From her Portland studio, Lindsey finishes, washes, and quality-checks each piece herself — a final act of care that's baked into every bandana that leaves her hands.