What is the difference between a neck scarf, a twilly and a bandana?

A neck scarf is a long, narrow style worn wrapped or looped at the neck, a twilly is a very slim, short version of the same idea, and a bandana is a square, usually 53x53 cm, worn folded or tied.

Neck scarves - typically 70x180-200 cm, they drape and knot easily, and suit both men's and women's ranges. They are merchandised as an accessory or layering piece.

Twillies - 5-8 cm wide by 86-120 cm long, they are often used on bag handles, wrists or as a narrow neck tie. They are an impulse or add-on item and sell well in multi-packs.

Bandanas - 53x53 cm square, a casual, unisex format that works in streetwear, festival and youth retail. They are often sold in colour stories.

For stock profiles, neck scarves suit department stores and classic accessory floors, twillies suit fashion and gift shops, and bandanas suit casual and online channels. All are available from 20 pieces per colour per design.

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