We redesigned the hair tie into what it always should've been.
What is the Buckle Hair Tie?
- Free your hair with a click of a buckle
- No tangles, pulling, or breakage
- Gentle, adjustable tension
The quick-release buckle clasp hair tie elastic is the hair tie accessory that makes taking down your hair feel...So. Dang. Good.
Its unique, patent-pending design offers a hassle-free alternative to traditional scrunchies and hair ties, so you'll never need another hair tie again.
- Pull-free
- Snag-free
- Breakage-free
- Damage-free
Buckle Hair Tie benefits & features
The Buckle Hair Tie is a strong ponytail holder and hair tie for all your favorite activities: running, volleyball, pickleball, golf, tennis, dance, cheerleading, gymnastics, and more.
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Make the end of the day the best part of your day when you take down your hair - quickly, pain-free, and intuitively
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Like a hug for your hair: Reliable, comfortable hold for all your favorite activities
- Flexible, adaptable, and versatile styling with strong, stretchy elastic
- Handmade in the USA by the inventor herself (and RE.STATEMENT founder) and her trailblazing mom who's a first-generation expert tailor and sewing expert
- 8 in. long, 3mm thick if anyone's asking
- 100-year warranty on all purchases 😳
How to use
- Tie up your hair as you normally do for the styles you like (holding the buckle to tie it in last)
- Optional: Unbuckle to adjust and tighten the Buckle Hair Tie if you need one more loop around
- When you're ready, unbuckle to feel the *click* sweet release of letting your hair down
Shipping & Tracking
All US orders over $50 include complimentary shipping with tracking!
Otherwise, shipping is calculated at checkout and should be less than $5 for all states within the US.
Sustainability
Some Buckle Scrunchie products are limited edition and upcycled, meaning that its materials are recycled and cleaned from unwanted or discarded goods. These are usually fun patterns, unique styles, or already out of stock!
They were made from another company's leftover materials, high-quality deadstock fabric, or, you know, Mom’s fabric scraps that are kind of really hot. So whether you're purchasing an essential or an upcycled product, you're supporting a company that is still figuring out what to do with materials that someone else gave up on.
Yeah, sustainability is important. But it’s also just smart.
