15 Cute Made-In-Canada Hair Accessories

Heirloom

Made from scrap linen, this large barrette features trendy ruching and comes in an array of bright summery hues. 

Clueless Hairclip, $17, heirloomhats.com.

Kwesiya

These chic denim headbands by Toronto fashion label Kwesiya contain wires that make them a breeze to twist into knots, bows or wrap around braids and buns.

Marli Wire Headband, $33, kwesiya.com.

Noémiah

Montreal designer Noémie Vaillancourt took inspiration from the dried flowers in poet Emily Dickinson’s herbarium to create this pretty scarf.

Floral Scarf, $30, noemiah.com.

Chelsea King

A breezy linen scrunchie—like this one by Vancouver-based accessory brand Chelsea King—is the perfect way to keep your hair under control when the heat is on.

Natural Linen Scrunchie, $20, chelseaking.shop.

Supercrush

If you love the retro look of scrunchies but not the bulk, you'll love these skinny versions by Vancouver brand Supercrush.

Super Skinny Set, $25, supercrush.com.

Hello Ashto

This oversized polymer clay hair clip by Edmonton-based jewelry designer Hello Ashto is a stylish spin on the barrettes you wore as a teenager.

Jumbo Hair Clip, $20, helloashto.com.

Semilla Studios

This oversized chiffon scrunchie makes a statement whether you wear it in your hair or on your wrist.

Oversized Chiffon Scrunchie, $20, etsy.com.

Foe & Dear

Handcrafted in Vancouver, this pearlescent hair clip is the perfect way to glam up a half-bun. 

Charlie Hair Clip, $25, foeanddear.com.

Gibou

Big bows are trending this season—get the look with an easy-peasy pre-tied elastic, like this one by Montreal-based accessory label Gibou. 

Linen Bow Elastic, $16, gibou.ca.

The Silk Labs

Made from 100 percent silk, this versatile headband can be worn around a bun, woven into a braid or tied around your neck.

Skinny Headband, $25, thesilklabs.com.

Ellie Mae

Toronto designer Ellie Mae Waters turns deadstock fabric into super cute scrunchies. 

Susan Scrunchie, $20, elliemaestudios.com.

Night Moves Atelier

Have something to celebrate? These hair clips are made from hand-poured resin and sprinkled with holographic confetti. 

Resin Hair Clips, from $10 each, etsy.com.

Encircled

This simple ribbon by Toronto-based Encircled is made from upcycled fabric and can be worn three ways—with a knot at the front, at the back or tied up around a ponytail (pictured).

Renew Tie-Up Headband, $18, encircled.ca.

Gibou

Thanks to an invisible wire, this extra-long satin headband doesn’t budge, making it the perfect way to add a pop of colour to breezy summer outfits.

XL Twisted Satin Headband, $31, gibou.ca.

Anne Mulaire

Made from sweat-wicking bamboo fabric, this knotted headband by Winnipeg-based French-Métis designer Andréanne Dandeneau is the perfect addition to your workout kit.

Bamboo Headband, $15, annemulaire.ca.

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