
Nighttime hair care, thoughtfully constructed
Let braids and locs fall naturally instead of folding them into a small cap.
The elongated shape gives long protective styles room to extend downward, while the smooth interior and adjustable fit help keep nighttime friction to a minimum.
A simple routine
Three steps to better overnight protection
Choose the right capacity
Match the bonnet to your hair length and volume. Extra empty space can move; too little space can compress your style.
Tuck and position
Place all hair inside and settle the band around your hairline and nape without pulling on your edges.
Tie to your comfort
Cross the stretch ties, bring them forward and finish with a comfortable knot or bow.
See it in motion
The stretch-tie fit, step by step.
Watch how to gather your hair, settle the bonnet around the hairline and bring the stretch ties forward for a comfortable, secure finish.
Fit tip: Secure should still feel comfortable. Adjust the tie tension to your preference—never tighter than you need.
Choose by hair—not habit
Original Stretch Tie size guide
Small
Best for hair that reaches mid-back or shorter and has less density.
Shop Small →Large
Best for voluminous or waist-length hair, curly or coily shoulder-length hair, box braids, and locs.
Shop Large →Long
Best for braids, locs and long styles that need extra length instead of extra width.
Shop Long →