KOOSHOO Plastic-Free Hair Ties Rainbow (Organic) 5 pack

Bright, poppy and fun, these rainbow-colored organic cotton hair ties bring a smile everywhere they go. As the world's first fully fair trade hair elastics, they bring smiles to the farmers, sewers and dyers that made them too.

Crafted from soft, gentle-on-your-hair organic cotton and strong, resilient natural tree rubber, they are the world's first biodegradable hair ties designed to last in your hair but not in a landfill. Hand sewn and 3x stronger than conventional glued hair elastics, you'll find these last far longer than any hair ties you've previously owned.

Bright, poppy and fun, these rainbow-colored organic cotton hair ties bring a smile everywhere they go. As the world's first fully fair trade hair elastics, they bring smiles to the farmers, sewers and dyers that made them too.

Crafted from soft, gentle-on-your-hair organic cotton and strong, resilient natural tree rubber, they are the world's first biodegradable hair ties designed to last in your hair but not in a landfill. Hand sewn and 3x stronger than conventional glued hair elastics, you'll find these last far longer than any hair ties you've previously owned.

Seven years ago KOOSHOO made the world's first biodegradable hair ties. In the years since, they've tested, trialed and refined countless versions. All that R&D has led them to this point today - the release of their newest generation of hair tie featuring 20% more stretch, vivid organic dyes and softer-than-ever labels. It's the best hair elastic they've ever made and they're certain you'll agree.

These organic cotton, plastic-free, long-lasting hair ties are designed specifically with blond, red, gray and white hair in mind. They are strong enough to hold a bun, top-knot or ponytail all day long, yet soft enough to cause no creasing or hair tie headaches.

These blond ponytail holders are made in a Fair Trade certified social-good garment facility in Southern India. The facility is owned and operated by nuns and profits are used to fund a cancer treatment facility for those without access to care.