Limited Edition: Sustainable Ribbon Scrunchie | Navy

Introducing chiko's sustainable "Saki-ami no Wa!" scrunchies!
We were able to make more because the lace blouses, which sold out instantly, were purchased by so many of you!

The lace fabric used generously for the sleeves of the blouses.
Because of its slightly special shape, there's a lot of leftover fabric after cutting the patterns.

We've transformed those scraps into cute ribbon scrunchies, ensuring nothing goes to waste.
This lace fabric is a special one, sourced from New York, so it's beautiful down to the smallest detail, making even small accessories absolutely adorable!
You can rest assured that the sewing and design are meticulously crafted.


The ribbons feature beautiful drapes that utilize the curves taken from the sleeves.
The vertical lines of the stripes flow gracefully, enhancing your style.
Even those with short hair can enjoy a feeling of having long hair with these flowing ribbons.

The ribbons look cute whether left to hang or tied.

Since they're made from scraps, they are available in extremely limited quantities.
Restocks are not possible.

　Ribbon length: Approximately 30cm

◎Clothing made with this fabric can be found here (only a few short-sleeved items available):
▶Short-sleeved Blouse with a Focus on Beauty (Navy x Navy)

These are chiko's promises as she embarks on her apparel journey.

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◎What I can do: chiko's promise
・We make only the necessary amount of cherished clothing.
　This is crucial to minimize waste. And of course, we minimize waste during the production process. Even small fabric scraps are repurposed into hair accessories and other small items.

・We create with our customers.
　We gladly take feedback like, "I wish there was a garment like this," and incorporate it into future designs, making them even better. We match the designs we want to create with the designs that are sought after.

・Transparency in production and sales.
　We handle everything from fabric sourcing to production ourselves. We are a small brand and can pay attention to every detail. That's why we meticulously select high-quality fabrics, and are particular about sewing and every other process, including design.
The more particular we are, the higher the cost tends to be by the time it reaches our customers, but we've kept prices down to make them accessible.
Our first step is to keep profits minimal. From here on, it's up to our efforts.
We can increase the number of items and production, streamline material procurement routes, and reduce costs in the future.

Especially now, when going out and wearing clothes might feel unenthusiastic, we create special, story-filled pieces that you'll want to wear for a long time.