Home-made or Man-made?

Yes, saying it was “manmade” would make more sense. I would, like you, consider “homemade” to mean that the person actually made it themselves. Although what kind of bandanna do you just happen to find in nature? Oh look, a bandanna-growing tree.

Lmfao, nice one “bandana growing tree”

Was is tie dyed?
That’s the only way I can think of someone referring to a bandanna as homemade.

No, it wasn’t tye dyed… lol

Wow

homemade = they made it
handmade = someone made it
manmade = synthetic materials

Or, at least, that’s how I’d read it.

I spent at least thirty seconds wondering how a banana could be homemade.

Hahahahha.. I knew someone would.

Pancakes are homemade.
Vinyl is manmade.

well…if I were telling someone about the Bandana I bought…I might say something like this “hey check out the bandana I bought, it was homemade” making the person I was telling think, that I bought it from someone who made it at their home. I don’t think they would be confused in thinking that I made it myself.

usually something homemade would be a food though. So being the person being told that it’s homemade, I might ask, so they made it by hand home, or like in a factory by hand?

how about just say made in…... to avoid confusion.

If I call a bandana homemade, it means that I or the person I purchased it from made it at home. They cut the fabric and hemmed it (or did whatever else).

Handmade, someone else did this.

Machine made, a machine did it.

The first two are man-made, the third is machine made, but man-made in the second degree.

As bandanas do not occur in nature, I think it is redundant to call them man-made.