Homegirl Headwraps - Harper's Mercantile Exclusives

The Reversible
5” raw edge band, cinched with a loop, resembles a big bow!

About the Brand
Homegirl Headwraps is a small business located in south Texas, designed + handcrafted by Heather. Heather is a Marine Corps veteran, a wife + mom, and a no bull kinda gal. She is a Texas transplant, from upstate New York. When she moved to the coast, her hair didn’t quite get the memo about the humidity. Thus, HH was birthed from a place of comfort. Heather’s intentions are: keep the hair + sweat out of your face, and forget you have the wrap on! She wants you to experience that featherweight feeling! 

These headwraps are sourced almost entirely from United States made materials. From the fabric that is grown + processed domestically, then shipped to North Carolina to be printed with an eco-friendly direct-to-garment printer; to the branded labels she sews on that hail from Michigan. Her top priority is supporting USA made products, bringing her customers the highest quality product, at the most affordable price possible. Heather sews with 2 fabric types: a matte nylon Spandex sourced from California, or modern jersey which is a knit polyester + spandex blend sourced in North Carolina.

Wave Wrap
4” wide, constructed of 2 layers, making a half-turn in the front, resembling the crest of a wave!

About the Brand
Homegirl Headwraps is a small business located in south Texas, designed + handcrafted by Heather. Heather is a Marine Corps veteran, a wife + mom, and a no bull kinda gal. She is a Texas transplant, from upstate New York. When she moved to the coast, her hair didn’t quite get the memo about the humidity. Thus, HH was birthed from a place of comfort. Heather’s intentions are: keep the hair + sweat out of your face, and forget you have the wrap on! She wants you to experience that featherweight feeling! 

These headwraps are sourced almost entirely from United States made materials. From the fabric that is grown + processed domestically, then shipped to North Carolina to be printed with an eco-friendly direct-to-garment printer; to the branded labels she sews on that hail from Michigan. Her top priority is supporting USA made products, bringing her customers the highest quality product, at the most affordable price possible. Heather sews with 2 fabric types: a matte nylon Spandex sourced from California, or modern jersey which is a knit polyester + spandex blend sourced in North Carolina.