Green Bandanas

You can use a bandana to mop the sweat from your brow and wash off the dirt from a day on the trail. That same bandana can also be used for signaling, as a tourniquet, a neck gaitor for cold weather, or a pot holder in a pinch. You can drench a bandana in cold water and wrap it around your head or neck for the cooling effect or to block the sun. Bandanas can be handy for collecting wild edibles, as first aid slings or as cordage by making strips. Use a bandana to pad a hotspot, as a towel or waist pack, a dish rag, a napkin or a pre-filter when treating water in the backcountry. Bandanas can clean eyeglasses, show team colors, dry dishes, and even double as ear muffs and eye patches. And the list goes on.

If you can do it with a large square of cloth, might as well make it a colorful one and do it with a bandana. In this case, a green bandana or mostly green (or even sorta green) bandana.