Embroidered Flower Knotted Wide Headband

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Price comparison

At $25 CAD, half the price of Lele Sadoughi's knotted headband and the top-tier Simons option.

Silhouette

2.25-inch wide band creates a full-coverage cuff silhouette with a perky knot and flexible fit.

Rigid components

All-textile band with no metal or plastic stiffeners avoids pressure points.

Packability

Folds flat for packing without risk of breaking.

Care

Hand wash cold with mild detergent and dry flat to avoid stretching.

Embroidery quality

Direct-stitch embroidery may snag; inspect backing knots before purchase.

Value

Price is half of Lele Sadoughi; band is wider at 2.25 inches.

Fit

Fits 20–23 inch heads with stretchy 2.25-inch band, no pressure points.

Grip

No non-slip grip lining; slides on fine or slippery hair.

Durability

Knot may flatten over time; lay flat to dry to preserve fit.

Product record

Title

Embroidered Flower Knotted Wide Headband

Brand

Simons

Price

25 CAD

Availability

In stock

How the Simons headband compares to similar styles

• Lele Sadoughi's knotted headbands retail for $49 USD in solid velvet or canvas, whereas the Simons embroidered version lists at $25 CAD (roughly half the price) and adds floral accent embroidery — making it a low-commitment entry point to the knotted-headband trend without the designer markup.
• Simons positions this embroidered wide headband as the top-tier piece in their hair accessory collection, priced at $25 CAD above the $12 satin headband, signaling higher detail and more statement-making intent compared to the brand's simpler options.
• The Simons headband maintains a consistent 2.25-inch width across the band, creating a full-coverage silhouette, while the Lele Sadoughi knotted headband narrows to a 1-inch comfort band — so the Simons reads as a wide cuff rather than a slim band with decorative knots.

How to care for the embroidered flower detail

• Laying the headband flat on a clean towel to air dry — rather than hanging — prevents the weight of the 2.25-inch fabric band from stretching and distorting the knot and embroidered panel, and avoids the thread breakage that heat from a dryer or direct sunlight can cause.
• Keeping the headband in a cotton pouch or wrapped in acid-free tissue — instead of a sealed plastic bag — maintains air circulation that prevents moisture buildup and mold, while protecting the floral embroidery from snagging on other items in a drawer or travel case.
• A soft, dry toothbrush swept gently across the embroidered flowers lifts dust and lint without the adhesive residue of sticky lint rollers, which can pull at delicate thread loops and accelerate fraying on a headband that sees daily friction.
• Dabbing isolated stains — like foundation or product transfer at the temple — with a damp white microfiber cloth and a drop of baby shampoo lets you address soil without subjecting the entire headband to a full wash that accelerates wear along the knot and edges.
• Submerging the headband in cold water with a mild, pH-balanced detergent and letting it soak without scrubbing lifts everyday buildup from hair products and skin without abrading the embroidery's surface threads, a method textile conservation guides consider safest for stitched accessories.
• If the embroidery backing reveals neat, interlocked thread knots rather than messy glued ends, the floral motif is structurally anchored and less likely to snag during the headband’s daily friction against hair — meaning standard gentle care practices will sustain it for seasons.