Buck Wild Rags FAQ
What are your rags made from?
Good question! Simply said, If I like the fabric, I will make it into a Wild Rag. Fabric content doesn't matter to me as much as feel, texture and design. I carry everything from your traditional silks to polyester blends to cottons.
What is the most common size most customers ask for?
Most of my customers request a 42×42. The length of the Tail matters.
Do you serge your hems?
Do you serge your hems?
Yes. And a "secret' agent is added that prevents my corners from fraying, GUARANTEED.
How do you launder a wild rag?
Although my wild rags will hold up under most circumstances, I do suggest to my customers to delicate wash them in cold water and hang to dry. This helps to keep the vibrant colors from fading over time.
What is the difference between a silk and a polyester wild rag?
Since silk is a natural fiber it will allow for better breathability. Silk will act as a natural wicking agent and draw perspiration away from the skin in the summer as well as provide warmth in the winter months. Polyester is generally brighter in color and more vibrant and is more forgiving over time. If wearing a scarf is only for warmth, then polyester is more economically feasible.
What is the difference between a silk and a polyester wild rag?
Since silk is a natural fiber it will allow for better breathability. Silk will act as a natural wicking agent and draw perspiration away from the skin in the summer as well as provide warmth in the winter months. Polyester is generally brighter in color and more vibrant and is more forgiving over time. If wearing a scarf is only for warmth, then polyester is more economically feasible.