Sugar Camp | Inclusive Bandanas & Accessories Designed for Rebellion

When the people shall have

nothing

more to eat, they will

eat the rich.

SHOP Eat the Rich Bandana

Bandanas. Audacity. Rebellion

woman indie maker in flannel, overalls, and beanies stands confidently in maker booth, adorned with colorful bandanas and signs reading "sugar camp"

Meet Sugar Camp
on the road
this Holiday!

A trio of Sugar Camp cotton bandanas in a rolled style lie on rustic wood floor. Colors are khaki, bright yellow, and cream.

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Cotton Bandanas

A woman with short, curly hair wearing a backwards baseball cap, a sugar camp bandana around her neck, and a tattoo on her arm. She is leaning on a surface, looking upward with a slight smile, in a casual outdoor setting with blurred background.

Midwest made, but crafted for people with something to say. Read about Sugar Camp’s humble beginnings, inclusive vision, and why I keep going.

This Bandana Stand Didn’t Build Itself

O R I G I N S T O R Y

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stacked 'they didn't know we were seeds' inspirational bandana in sunshine and tie dye

‘We Were Seeds’ Bandana

A light pink, hand-drawn sticker by sugar camp, raccoon surrounded by food garbage, reads "in my trash era"

Leave Your Mark with Stickers

Person holding a yellow bandana with floral and text designs, partially obscuring their face.

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