Name: Bow ponies set of 4 - Oat/Aster
Brand: Grech & Co
Price: 120.0 HKD
Availability: InStock

Girl hair ties that come in oat & aster at MiliMilu Lifestyle. These girl hair ties are the best gift for girls for birthdays and Christmas stocking fillers.

Bow ponies set of 4 - Oat/Aster

Grech & Co

$120.00

Natural and eco-friendly, skin-kind materials

Handpicked for comfort, breathability & sensitive skin

Ethically made and personally vetted by MiliMilu

These beautiful bow girl hair ties come in neutral and bold colours such as oat and aster, offering a whimsical touch or gentle statement to any outfit and making every child feel extra special. The hair ties come in a pack of four and feature strong but stretchy elastics that are perfect for keeping fine to thick hair in place. They are made with OEKO-TEX 100 organic cotton and elastic by Grech&Co. These hair ties are stunning and hold the hair with a gentle grip.

Clean lines define the girls bow hair tie set, with intuitively chosen signature colour combinations and consciously designed imagery, making it easy to mix and match with any outfit or style with these sustainable kids accessories.

Girl bow hair clips are made from OEKO-TEX 100 organic cotton, grosgrain ribbon, and alloy metal. Design in the Netherlands, produced in China. Explore sustainable kids hair accessories from Greach and Co.

Dimensions: Bow 5 x 4cm
For a more stylish look, style these girls hair ties with other items from our collections. We do not recommend this product for children under 3 years of age due to small parts that may pose a choking hazard.

Wear it with

Shop women oversized linen shirt in Garnet red colour, this breathable linen shirt with linen shirts make the best women linen set in red colour.

Fashion That Gives Back

We proudly donate 10% of all online sales from our MiliMilu house label to Redress, supporting their mission to reduce textile waste and drive circular fashion. With our capsule collection 'There is No Planet B', we are also donating 10% of all sales to The Nature Conservancy, and are currently working to set up collaborative workshops with their team.