plastic-free ruffled scrunchies - Kooshoo

When it comes to eye-catching scrunchies, this one is awesome – literally.
The luxurious ruffle detail, crafted from organic satin cotton, is inspired by tranquil ocean swirls and the graceful folds of oyster mushrooms. The best part? A plastic-free inner elastic band made from natural rubber allows for a dreamy updo—all without the use of plastic.
Wear it over a bun for subtle elegance or let its voluminous shape shine in a playful ponytail.
It's also a real highlight as a wrist accessory! Ready to spice up your look? Dive in and discover the perfect blend of texture, comfort, and conscious design.
The double-layer construction adds volume without weighing down the hair.

A soft, breathable hair tie that combines minimalist style with just the right amount of drama. Every fold and stitch reflects our deep appreciation for the earth's elegance, reimagined for your everyday life.

Ideal for buns, ponytails or as a chic accessory on the wrist.

Outer material: 100% organic cotton
Inner rubber: 70% organic cotton, 30% natural rubber

KOOSHOO products are durable, robust and powerful.
However, they are naturally designed to break down eventually (as intended). Proper care can extend their lifespan, however. To maximize their lifespan, avoid exposing them to direct sunlight, stretching them while wet, or exposing them to oils and hair products.

Wash your KOOSHOO hair accessories with similar colors in cold water and lay them flat or line dry them.

The packaging consists of cardboard and a small thread to secure the hair ties.

All products are dyed with environmentally friendly, non-toxic textile dyes certified by Oeko-Tex with the Standard 100 label. Oeko-Tex is an international brand with strict standards for product safety and sustainability. So you can be assured that all dyes bearing the Standard 100 label are completely free of harmful substances.

Certified Fair Trade made in India.

Koshoo is a family business from Canada and Australia (Norfolk Island). They place great importance on ensuring sustainability throughout their entire production chain. Their dyeing plants in Los Angeles and India are powered by solar energy. Kooshoo donates a large portion of its profits to charitable causes. They ensure that workers are fairly paid and support traditional craft techniques such as block printing.