Velvet Scrunchie
Hand-sewn in Brooklyn from our excess hand-painted velvet fabric, and carefully made to be juuuust the right size for securing a ponytail, adorning a hair bun, or just flaunting some color on your wrist. Our extra-soft velvet adds grip, making them ideal for no-slippage styling without any crimping or damage to your hair. đź’“
Please note, due to the use of archival fabrics for our scrunchie production if a color/design sells out it is likely gone for good—so buy your favorite while you can! Each scrunchie is totally unique, just like you!
Hand-sewn in Brooklyn from our excess hand-painted velvet fabric, and carefully made to be juuuust the right size for securing a ponytail, adorning a hair bun, or just flaunting some color on your wrist. Our extra-soft velvet adds grip, making them ideal for no-slippage styling without any crimping or damage to your hair. đź’“
Please note, due to the use of archival fabrics for our scrunchie production if a color/design sells out it is likely gone for good—so buy your favorite while you can! Each scrunchie is totally unique, just like you!
Hand-sewn in Brooklyn from our excess hand-painted velvet fabric, and carefully made to be juuuust the right size for securing a ponytail, adorning a hair bun, or just flaunting some color on your wrist. Our extra-soft velvet adds grip, making them ideal for no-slippage styling without any crimping or damage to your hair. đź’“
Please note, due to the use of archival fabrics for our scrunchie production if a color/design sells out it is likely gone for good—so buy your favorite while you can! Each scrunchie is totally unique, just like you!
Materials:
- Silk & Rayon Velvet
- Elastic
Sustainable Style
We pride ourselves on leaving no wasted fabric in the production process. Our small batch process allows us to produce as many pieces as we need, so nothing goes to waste or must be thrown away. Any excess fabric is saved to be made into new things—like these scrunchies! Our Sag Harbor studio, where the majority of our products are handmade, primarily runs on renewable solar energy.
The Hand-Painting Process
Each “run” of fabric, measuring a few meters long, begins as a blank white canvas. Lisa’s painting technique utilizes an ancient Japanese method of hanging fabric traditionally used to paint textiles for Kimonos. The full process can take up to four days to produce a finished scarf. Learn more about the process here.
About The Artist
Originally trained as a painter in the Old Masters style, Lisa Kiss has been hand-painting textiles for over 40 years. She began her business in Manhattan in the 1980’s, selling her hand-painted scarves and home textile collections to Barney’s, Nordstrom, ABC Carpet, and more.