Saffron Scrunchie in Pure Mulberry Silk
Saffron Scrunchie in Pure Mulberry Silk
Glowing saffron orange, from sappan wood
Tracked delivery, shipped within 1 to 2 days. Returns within 14 days.
• 100% mulberry silk
• Hand dyed with plants and minerals
• Smooth the hair
Every order is packed by hand and ships from our studio in Toulouse, France, within 1 to 2 working days. All deliveries are tracked.
France
3 to 5 working days.
€3.50 up to 100 g, €5.70 from 100 g to 1 kg.
Free on orders from €100.
Europe
3 to 5 working days.
€7.60 up to 100 g, €14.00 from 100 g to 250 g, €19.40 from 250 g to 1 kg.
Free on orders from €150.
Rest of the world, including the United States
5 to 8 working days, plus any customs clearance time.
Price: €30
Free on orders from €200
The exact shipping cost is shown in your bag before checkout. Delivery times are estimates given by our carriers and are not guaranteed.
Customs
Orders delivered outside the European Union, including the United Kingdom and Switzerland, may be subject to import duties and taxes. These are paid on delivery and are not included in our prices.
Returns
You have 14 days from delivery to return an unworn piece in its original packaging. Sale items are final. Any questions: contact@nonchalanceparisbali.com
- Chemically untreated Mulberry silk, hand dyed exclusively with sustainable plant-based pigments
- Pesticide-free and biodegradable
- Small-batch production, ethically crafted in Bali in partnership with local farmers and artisans
- Free from synthetic dyes, fixatives, or chemicals
- Slow-crafted, with intention in every weave
- Fabric: 100% mulberry silk, fine, resistant, smooth and naturally lustrous.
- Color & Dye: all our shades are achieved through 100% natural and artisanal plant-dyeing in Bali. Each piece carries subtle variations, a sign of its handcrafted soul.
Natural dyeing is a living process — just like plants and our skin, colors may evolve over time. To ensure the longevity of your piece, special care is essential:
- Use a neutral pH detergent (such as eco breseh detergent soap nut in Bali). Avoid any products with whitening agents, as they can bleach natural dyes.
- For hand washing, a short soak in soapy water with neutral pH detergent is ideal. Avoid prolonged soaking and, most importantly, do not rub the fabric.
- Wash your garment separately or with similar colors to prevent it from being affected by synthetic dyes from other clothing.
- You can also machine wash on a delicate cold cycle (silk/wool setting) using an ecological, neutral pH detergent.
- It’s best to dry your garment in the shade, but occasional gentle tumble drying for silk is acceptable.
- In case of grease stains, apply a small amount of talcum powder and leave it on overnight or for a day. Gently remove the powder and repeat if necessary.
- Natural dyes are sensitive to acidic substances. Avoid contact with lemon, vinegar, alcohol, deodorants, and perfumes. If it’s too harsh for your skin, it will be too harsh for your silk.
- 5 stars: 1 (100%)
- 4 stars: 0 (0%)
- 3 stars: 0 (0%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
In love with this colour, beautiful, bought it twice
FAQ
Mulberry silk is a smooth, breathable natural fiber that glides gently against the skin and hair. Unlike many synthetic fabrics, it does not create friction, which helps reduce hair breakage and skin creasing during sleep.
Silk is also naturally thermoregulating, helping maintain a comfortable temperature throughout the night.
In our pieces, the silk is dyed using plant-based pigments rather than synthetic dyes, allowing colour to emerge from natural sources such as leaves, bark and roots using 0 chemicals.
Because both silk and plant dyes are delicate, gentle care is recommended.
Hand wash or machine wash on delicate cycle in cool water with a mild, natural detergent. Avoid bleach and harsh chemicals.
Do not wring the fabric, instead gently press out excess water and let it air dry away from direct sunlight.
Over time, plant-based colours may evolve slightly. This is part of the beauty of natural dyeing.
Natural dyeing uses pigments extracted from plants such as leaves, bark, roots and wood to color textiles.
Unlike synthetic dyes derived from petrochemicals, plant dyes come from renewable botanical sources and are applied using traditional dyeing techniques.
Because the color comes from living materials, each piece carries subtle variations and depth that cannot be replicated by industrial dyeing.
