"Socialist Redneck" bandana
The origin of the term "redneck" isn't what you think. In fact, you might be a redneck yourself, even if you don't know it.
During the Battle of Blair Mountain - America's largest armed labor uprising - brave miners on strike wore red bandanas as a display of solidarity. The term "redneck" was used by wealth-mongering oppressors to disparage working-class heroes...but those miners decided to take it back and make it their own - and the name “redneck” stuck. Now, in 2024, the term "redneck" is making a resurgence from its true roots as a pro-labor, pro-working-class movement.
One way to show your pride as an original-spirit redneck? Wearing this bandana while you work, organize, rally, protest, and ring in January victory for a pro-labor, pro-working-class President in January! Can be used as a headband, tied around your neck, or worn as an armband. Also looks rad as a pet bandana.
(Please note, some states don't allow politically-specific clothing or accessories at polling places, and some poll workers may consider this politically-specific. Check the National Conference of State Legislatures website to see if your state is one of them.)
The origin of the term "redneck" isn't what you think. In fact, you might be a redneck yourself, even if you don't know it.
During the Battle of Blair Mountain - America's largest armed labor uprising - brave miners on strike wore red bandanas as a display of solidarity. The term "redneck" was used by wealth-mongering oppressors to disparage working-class heroes...but those miners decided to take it back and make it their own - and the name “redneck” stuck. Now, in 2024, the term "redneck" is making a resurgence from its true roots as a pro-labor, pro-working-class movement.
One way to show your pride as an original-spirit redneck? Wearing this bandana while you work, organize, rally, protest, and ring in January victory for a pro-labor, pro-working-class President in January! Can be used as a headband, tied around your neck, or worn as an armband. Also looks rad as a pet bandana.
(Please note, some states don't allow politically-specific clothing or accessories at polling places, and some poll workers may consider this politically-specific. Check the National Conference of State Legislatures website to see if your state is one of them.)
The origin of the term "redneck" isn't what you think. In fact, you might be a redneck yourself, even if you don't know it.
During the Battle of Blair Mountain - America's largest armed labor uprising - brave miners on strike wore red bandanas as a display of solidarity. The term "redneck" was used by wealth-mongering oppressors to disparage working-class heroes...but those miners decided to take it back and make it their own - and the name “redneck” stuck. Now, in 2024, the term "redneck" is making a resurgence from its true roots as a pro-labor, pro-working-class movement.
One way to show your pride as an original-spirit redneck? Wearing this bandana while you work, organize, rally, protest, and ring in January victory for a pro-labor, pro-working-class President in January! Can be used as a headband, tied around your neck, or worn as an armband. Also looks rad as a pet bandana.
(Please note, some states don't allow politically-specific clothing or accessories at polling places, and some poll workers may consider this politically-specific. Check the National Conference of State Legislatures website to see if your state is one of them.)
65% recycled polyester, 35% polyester
• Fabric weight: 2.95 oz/yd² (100 g/m²)
• Breathable and moisture-wicking material
• Lightweight and soft to the touch, and gets softer with time
• Double-folded edges
• Single-sided print
• UPF50+ protection
• Fabric is OEKO-TEX 100 standard and Global Recycled Standard (GRS) certified
• Printed in the US of A
Size S: 17 ⅜” square
Size M: 21 ¼”
Size L: 25 ¼
Please note: bandanas are handmade and made to order, so slight variations in size (up to 1” overall) may occur. Size accordingly!
Important sizing & design information: the smallest bandana size is made for small pets and won’t fit a grown-up. Please choose the medium or large size if you’re ordering for a grown-up or larger pet. Also note that some of the digital mockup images may feature slightly off placement of the design on the product - the truest representation of the design is seen in the first image, where the bandana is laid flat. As a one-woman show, I can only accept requests for returns or exchanges for products that arrive with defective construction, which are exceedingly rare. Thank you for understanding!
