Leather Man by Dom Etienne Orejudos

When leather fantasy meets classic Americana, you get a bandana that’s more than an accessory — it’s an icon.

Featuring imagery from the Dom “Etienne” Orejudos Collection, Leather Archives & Museum, Chicago.

This hand silk-screened cotton bandana reimagines the paisley standard through a queer lens, centering one of Dom “Etienne” Orejudos’s unmistakable men: statuesque, knowing, and ready to rewrite the visual code of masculinity.

Each print is hand silk-screened in NYC in small batches, so no two are ever alike. The linework is bold, erotic, and archival — a visual love letter to the golden age of underground illustration. Whether worn as a flag, framed as art, or tied for trouble, it’s a piece that speaks fluent queer history.

Available in a spectrum of colorways — each one a wink toward flagging culture’s secret language.

✨ Designed & Printed in NYC

✨ Rapid turnaround

✨ Black permanent acrylic silkscreen ink on colored cotton bandanas

✨ Gold permanent metallic acrylic silkscreen ink on BLACK cotton bandanas 

✨ Bandana images is 17" x 17", bandana is 21" x 21"

✨ Slight texture variations and ink shifts are proof that each print was pulled by human hands — not drones.

✨ Based on years of printing, I prefer these slightly irregularly sized bandanas because they are an ultralight weave cotton that becomes super soft and comfortable after the first wash.