What GSM are your cotton and cotton-linen bandanas?

We do not publish a fixed GSM for cotton and cotton-linen bandanas because the weight is specified by the buyer for each order. GSM, or grams per square metre, is the standard measure of fabric weight and it directly controls how a bandana feels and how it is priced.

As a general guide, bandanas are made in a light-to-mid weight cotton or cotton-linen. Lighter weights give a soft, drapey hand that ties easily and suits printed designs. Heavier weights feel more substantial and hold a fold or knot better, but use more yarn and cost more per piece.

When you enquire, tell us the GSM you want or describe the hand feel you are after, and we will match it from the mill. If you are unsure, we can send fabric swatches so you can feel the difference before committing. The exact GSM is confirmed on the order confirmation and checked against the bulk fabric.

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