FIND YOUR FIT

Which bonnet is right for you?

Start with how you like to wear your bonnet. Then choose enough room for your hair.

1. Choose your fit

A woman wearing a black satin robe and a matching black satin bonnet with a gold celestial print of stars, crescent moons, and suns, set against a solid warm beige background.

Original Stretch Tie

For an adjustable fit with soft, comfortable ties. Choose how snug you want it, without pulling it too tight.

Shop Stretch Tie
Starry Night satin bonnet with gold moon and star print, worn by a model

Adjustable No-Tie

Prefer no ties? A wide band and sliding adjuster let you customize your fit without tying.

Shop No-Tie
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Long Stretch Tie

For long braids, locs, and twists. The extended cap gives your length room to rest without packing it into a round bonnet.

Shop Long
Front view of black satin tie bonnet with a bow above the forehead

All-Satin Tie

Smooth satin surrounds your hair and edges to help reduce friction, frizz, and tangling. The satin ties adjust without stretch, though they may loosen more easily than our Original Stretch Tie.

Reversible for two looks. Shop All-Satin

2. Choose room for your hair

For the Original Stretch Tie, Small and Large describe the room inside the cap. The soft stretch ties let you adjust the snugness around your head.

Small

Hair up to mid-back length with low to normal density.

A good starting point for fine hair, bobs, and styles with less volume.

Shop Small

Large

Full, voluminous mid-back hair, waist-length hair of all densities, and waist-length box braids.

Choose more room when your hair is thick, full, or gathered into a bulky style.

Shop Large

A little more fit guidance

How does the No-Tie bonnet fit?

The adjustable band fits approximately 21–24 inches around the head. Its medium-large cap measures 38 cm in diameter. These are different measurements: one describes head fit, the other describes the cap. Bulky braids or long, thick locs may need more room.

When should I choose Long?

Choose Long when you prefer your braids, locs, or twists to hang down inside an extended cap. The current Long Stretch Tie bonnet has a 24-inch cap. Check your hairstyle against that length before ordering.

Should I tighten my bonnet to keep it on?

Adjust it only until it feels comfortably secure. Your hair should fit loosely inside, and the band should not create painful pressure around your temples or hairline.

What about the Ruffle bonnet?

Choose the Ruffle bonnet if you prefer a roomy slip-on cap with an elastic ruffle band. It has no stretch ties or sliding adjuster.

View the Ruffle bonnet