BUFFUnisex Original Multifunctional Headwear

I have been looking for an overnight solution for my 3B curly hair and this totally works! I've tried several other products with no success but the buff stays on all night and my hair is still bouncy and curly in the morning. I will definitely be buying more of these in different colors.

Over all the Buff works for its intended purpose, but there are a few unexpected things to be aware of. #1, A printed label the size of your forehead. #2, There is two seems on the one I purchased as shown in the picture. #3, The ends have little notches in them. Not a big bother but not sure if that will lead to tearing over time? Other than those issues I love the 4 way stretch and feel. I think if these things were addressed and fixed this would make the perfect buff. Hope that helps

Let's just get this over with shall we ?Pros - well-made for a piece of fabric, nice denim blue color, material does stretch and return, does keep your neck warmer than if you didn't have it thoCons - item does not sit tight around neck, it just kinda lays around it, pretty thin material, unsewn edges and finally, the cost - I actually can't believe I paid this much for itAlthough this item is a slightly better quality than the Ebay or AliExpress neck warmers are, it is not 10 times better as the Buff price dictatesMy suggestion - buy 2 neck warmers from China, buy a shemagh, you'll have 3 very multipurpose pieces of gear AND some change - or buy 1 BuffNot a hater or paid Amazon reviewer

So, I bought a genuine Buff brand headwear, and a generic headwear at the same time to compare. I find them exactly equal in form and function. The genuine Buff was about $22 at the time of purchase, the no-name brand was about $8. I see some genuine Buff brand items going for well over $30. Worth it to spend the money on Buff brand ?? Only if you really like the pattern printed on it. My honest opinion is, get the headwear with the print you really like, and don't base your purchase on maker.

I purchased two of these at the same time (one from Amazon and another from a different retailer). I received the one from the other retailer first, and luckily I was able to return this unused Amazon one. In the end I’m still stuck with one, and I’m going to tell you exactly why I hate it.This doesn’t work at all for me. It’s huge and has to be tied with a hairband in the back just to get it to stay over my face. Which effectively squishes my nose in the process. I can only assume that wearing this is what it feels like to be a tube worm in the bottom of the ocean.While I like the print, the fabric is very cheap and flimsy. The print is one-sided and the back is ugly and unprinted/unlined. It’s extremely uncomfortable. The edges are unhemmed and they are super scratchy for some reason, like jagged plastic pieces poking at my face. The material does not breathe at all, nor does it wick sweat.To add insult to injury, this product is not UV protective as it claims to be. The portion that was doubled over my neck the entire time didn’t protect my neck during outdoor exercise. I actually burned through it.I originally purchased this as something to protect my face when I have to venture out to go on an essential errand. Once I realized it was going to be garbage for that, I downgraded it to an exercise face cover. It’s not even good for that, so I think at this point it will end up as a replacement for toilet paper if I end up running out.

I'm relatively new to running, but have found that most layers that I used when taking a cold morning walk are way too heavy for use while running. Knit caps, etc are too much. The Buff is a good thickness for covering the skin which is about all you need during a run. I like the versatility. When I am just walking I can use it as a lower face and neck cover and it's just the right weight for that use too.

It is a regular part of my personal kit. Mine is attached to my hat and for quick use. On the beach, I always wear it to protect the back of my neck. They are effective against wind and cold. I like the assortment of colors, but that is really what you are shopping for. So, you can have a color coordinated Buff as a neck scarf or you can be a fashionista bandito! The point is that if you spend time outdoors, you should have one or more of these things. It's not just hype. Recommended.

I bought this as an alternative to my bandannas to keep my hair in place while i am working in the kitchen. i love that i can wear it multiple ways just depending on how i fold it, or scrunch it up. i did find that if i make it too narrow it will leave an impression on my head and give me a bit of a headache. the material is thin and very stretchy. ive not had any issues with it fraying even though the edges are unsewn. it has come in very handy and im happy that i finally bought it. I had been eyeing them on past episodes of "Survivor" lol

If you have to wear a face covering and don't want to look like an extra from a hospital show, these are much better looking and fulfil the basic requirement of covering your nose and mouth. They're very breathable, so very low-end as an effective filter, but that may or may not matter to you depending on your beliefs. I much prefer these as they're more comfortable to wear, effective at keeping your neck warm, are easy to slip up over your nose if you have to, and there's loads of nice designs to choose from. Looking like a bank robber is an added bonus.The Buff ones are a league above the much cheaper copies, as they seem to be a lot stretchier and stay on your face at all times. Not as cheap, but well worth the extra.

Walking and just generally out and about.

I have a merino wool Buff which i have used in cold and warm weathers and wanted another.This is around 2 inches shorter than the forst one i got and a tiny bit more snug in the fit. Though it's not a problem.Havnt used yet but looks and feels good

Overpriced, zero warmth, moisture retention, only printed on one side. And actually a lighter colour than in the images.Normally i like Buff products but this is one I would not be recommending to anyone.

Sadly, way too big for my childlike face!I’d suggest making these in different sizes. Such a shame as the patterns are lovely, just a little baggy for me.The material could do with being hemmed at both sides, and certainly not worth £14. What’s happened to Buff? They used to be decent. Hopefully not a fake product!