Amara GraceStylish Headwear
R299
Please Note
- For hygiene reasons, exchanges and returns will not be facilitated on these items.
About
Zahra 2 Piece
Consists of two pieces. A basic slip-on turban over which you place the headband. This is the ultimate in style and comfort. This style adds volume and is easy to wear. Simply slip it on. The headband can be worn separately.
Scarlett reversible wrap
Their signature design with two sides. Side 1 is generally a printed pattern and side 2 a flat colour. This style is very flexible. You can style it in different ways depending on your mood.
Wrap it so that you see both prints or wrap it so that you only see one side. You can style it to suit your outfit on the day. This style is the ultimate in comfort, flexibility and creates volume if needed.
Pleated Poppy
Poppy is a clean-cut, comfortable style. It can simply be slipped on and no styling is required.
Luna Wrap
Women of different cultures and religions have been covering their heads for a multitude of reasons since the beginning of time. Some of the reasons are religious and others indicate a woman’s standing in society. Sometimes the reasons are weather-related and sometimes they are health or hygiene-related.
Amara Grace headwear can be worn just because you feel like it, as a fashion statement or just for fun. Whether your reasons are practical or whimsical or you just want to display another side of your personality – they’ve got you covered.
Product Features
- Zahra 2 Piece:
- 2 Piece
- Slip-on turban
- Comfortable
- Stylish
- Easy to wear
- Headband can be worn separately
- Scarlett reversible wrap:
- Reversible
- Flexible
- Comfortable
- Stylish
- Easy to wear
- Pleated Poppy:
- Simple turban
- Clean-cut
- Comfortable
- Easy to wear
- Luna Wrap:
- Stylish wrap
- Easy to use
- Comfortable
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