The stories we wear.

Silk scarves made for curls. Four designs, four stories.

Pre-orderFirst edition€89

Gift box and styling accessories included

Four boxes. Four stories.

Which story are you wearing today?

The Rebirth

From damage to revival

She spent years ironing her curls flat, chasing someone else's idea of beautiful. Then one day she cut, nurtured, and started over. The Rebirth is for second chances, and for falling back in love with what grows out of you.

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Read the printStart at the bottom corner: the strands lie straight, flat and tightly packed, like the years of ironing them down. Then they loosen, lift and start to flow, gaining waves and curls as they cross the silk. Growing back, in one sweep.

The Wave

For wavy hair and in-between identity

Never curly enough. Never straight enough. Always somewhere in between, and perfectly in her own rhythm. The Wave celebrates freedom, fluidity, and not having to pick a side.

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Read the printWaves that never settle on one shape: they swell, narrow and change rhythm from one line to the next, with little pauses in between. Never curly enough, never straight enough, a different hair day every morning, and all of it perfectly fine.

The Coil

For big curls and bold energy

The only curly head in her family, she was told her hair was 'too much.' So she learned it curl by curl, and found her people on the way. The Coil is for big, bold hair and the boldness to wear it exactly as it grows.

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Read the printBig, bold bands of burgundy, orange, pink and sky blue that loop, double back and take up every inch of the silk. Nothing about it is quiet, and it doesn’t need to be: this is hair that was called “too much”, turned all the way up.

The Crown

For afro and coily queens

Her curls reach for the sky, as bold as her roots. The Crown is a celebration of heritage, community, and unapologetic power, wrapped in silk.

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Read the printTwenty-four coils, each spiralling its own way and each locked into the ones beside it, the way the women before her held each other up. Pink and lilac on deep burgundy, with a flash of orange: one coil is a curl, all of them together make the crown.

The Curl Club

Your curls have a story. Come and tell it.

Tutorials, routines and curly-girl-method tips from Lynn, and a place to ask anything and show how you wear yours. Every curl type is welcome.

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Why silk

Low friction. High drama.

Silk is smooth, so curls can glide over it instead of catching. Simple as that.

Less rubbing
A smooth surface means less rubbing against the cuticle. Many people find their curls stay neater for longer.
Gentler on ends
Strands slide over silk instead of snagging, which may help fragile ends.
Kind to your routine
Many people find silk leaves their hair feeling less dry than cotton does. The research is thin, so think of it as a bonus.

Ways to wear