How to Tie a Poppy Poplin Headscarf for Different Hairstyles

Quick answer

The Poppy Poplin Headscarf works best as a soft bandana or a knot-accented wrap. Below are three tying methods that suit loose hair, braids, and buns while keeping the scarf secure.

Three tying methods for different hairstyles

1. Loose waves – bandana fold: Fold the scarf diagonally into a triangle. Place the longest edge at your hairline, tie the two ends at the nape of your neck, then tuck the remaining triangle point under the knot or let it hang loose. A common mistake is tying too loosely; a double knot keeps the scarf from slipping when you turn your head.
2. Braided style – wrap and tie: Fold the scarf into a long rectangle (about 4 inches wide). Wrap it around your head like a headband, cross the ends at the back, bring them forward, and tie a small bow on top or to the side. Leave your braid out below. If the scarf feels too bulky, fold it to a 2-inch width instead – the poplin's crispness still holds the shape.
3. Updo or bun – knot accent: Gather your hair into a low bun or topknot. Fold the scarf into a thin strip, wrap it around the base of the bun once, and tie a double knot on top. Let the tails hang for a playful finish. Avoid a single knot – the poplin can loosen over the day; a double knot keeps the accent in place.

Product details

• Poppy Poplin Headscarf — White: Full of coastal charm, the Poppy Poplin Headscarf pairs a crisp white poplin with fish embroidery to form a beautiful hair bandana with a soft, seaside sweetness. The poplin's structure holds knots well, so you can tie it securely without constant readjustment, and the fish embroidery adds a subtle focal point that stays visible even in a wrapped style.