Mahala and I are so excited to be launching a full collection this year. It’s our biggest and best yet, and we know our customers are champing at the bit before it goes live! So while I wait until 9am so I can hit the magic release button, I thought I’d give a complete rundown… Read More New Autumn Winter 2020 Collection
In Our Own Words: a series of blog posts exploring why we wrap, and how it makes us feel, in the words of our wrap sisters and siblings. Wrapping is typically associated with cisgender religious women, but there are a number of non binary and trans women in our community too. Wrapping is often part… Read More In Our Own Words: Unwrapping the Binary
“In Our Own Words” is a series of blog posts exploring why we wrap, and how it makes us feel, in the words of our wrap sisters and siblings. Today, we speak to two of our UK Jewish customers, Jen and Anna*, who don’t wrap for the ‘usual’ in Judaism. Typically, Jewish women who wrap… Read More In Our Own Words: A different take on Jewish Veiling
“In Our Own Words” is a series of blog posts exploring why we wrap, and how it makes us feel, in the words of our wrap sisters and siblings. Today, we wanted to share the beautifully insightful interview with wrap sister and Harmony Headwraps fan Evie, in which she discusses religion, feminism, healing from trauma,… Read More In Our Own Words: Evie
There is a strong undercurrent of powerful feminism in the wrap world. Far from being the submissive, oppressed, meek women that mainstream Western society assumes us to be, the majority of women I have spoken to agree that, yes, wearing a headscarf is profoundly feminist. “In Our Own Words” is a series of blog posts… Read More Headscarves are Feminist!
We hear quite often from people who would love to wrap, but who are worried that wearing a headscarf would be offensive, or would be cultural appropriation. The short answer is, no it isn’t. Even if you want to wear a headscarf just because you think they look beautiful, then that’s fine. You don’t have… Read More Is my headscarf cultural appropriation?
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