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These limited-edition bandanas were hand-printed by a local screenprinter here in Portland, Oregon.
They started as part of a pandemic project — when Stephen was dressing up in a pink rabbit suit and delivering homemade carrot cakes to people’s doorsteps in exchange for donations to local nonprofits. The idea grew into a symbol of community, generosity, and a little bit of Portland weirdness.
Wear it, hang it, or bake something while it’s tied around your head — every bandana carries a piece of that story.
These limited-edition bandanas were hand-printed by a local screenprinter here in Portland, Oregon.
They started as part of a pandemic project — when Stephen was dressing up in a pink rabbit suit and delivering homemade carrot cakes to people’s doorsteps in exchange for donations to local nonprofits. The idea grew into a symbol of community, generosity, and a little bit of Portland weirdness.
Wear it, hang it, or bake something while it’s tied around your head — every bandana carries a piece of that story.