Develop custom fabric hair accessories for brands from a reference or product brief through material, construction and sample review.
Product sample examples
Use these examples to discuss the intended user, visible details and first sample question. Materials, specifications and commercial terms are confirmed for each project.
EH-01
A clean rounded profile with controlled lustre, balanced padding and neatly tapered ends.
EH-02
A restrained low folded knot, two controlled pleats and a softly padded base.
EH-03
Crossover front panels, controlled gathering and a fully covered elastic back.
EH-04
Seven coordinated colorways across slim, padded and gathered headband forms.
EH-05
Rounded volume in short-pile velvet with smooth tonal inner finishing.
EH-06
A fine ribbed surface, low padding and precisely capped tips.
EH-07
A low knot, controlled side pleats and a softly structured cotton profile.
EH-08
Five coordinated constructions for comparing material character and colorways.
EM-01
Three restrained crystal constellations arranged on a smooth padded base.
EM-02
A graduated pearl and crystal line tapering cleanly toward both tips.
EM-03
One sweeping botanical branch built with seed beads, bugle beads and stones.
EM-04
Three low-profile folded rosettes finished with restrained tonal bead centers.
EM-05
Restrained smoky-topaz and clear crystal clusters set against wide velvet.
EM-06
Precise diagonal knife pleats create a sculpted surface with a smooth transition.
EM-07
Woven geometric texture paired with a graduated cream pearl edge.
EM-08
A controlled three-strand ribbon braid with even tension and wrapped sides.
HS-01
Full gathered volume shown worn on a low ponytail and as a separate product.
HS-02
Three coordinated colors with consistent gathering, volume and hidden seams.
HS-03
A warm brown leopard-print bow secured over a full gathered satin scrunchie with clean turned tails.
HS-04
A broad satin bow with sparse hand-applied pearls and small crystal settings.
HS-05
Sage cotton-linen and an original floral poplin cross through one low center twist.
HS-06
Two narrow braided trims carry spaced pearls, seed beads and small flower settings.
These product sample examples show the kinds of textile products and visible details Spulora can develop with clients. Materials, specifications, quantities and commercial terms are confirmed for each project.
From sample to small batch
Sampling is used to confirm dimensions, materials, construction and branding before a production plan is finalized.
Materials to explore
Cotton, Satin, Velvet, Organza, Covered elastic
Brief and reference review
Material and construction proposal
Sample development
Feedback and revision
Small-batch plan
QC, packing and delivery coordination
Related planning
Use the relevant service, guide and use-case page to prepare the next question before submitting a full brief.
Frequently asked
These are useful starting points. Final feasibility comes from the project brief and sample review.
MOQ is confirmed after the product structure, materials, trims, color plan, packaging and project-specific production route are reviewed.
Mixed colorways are often possible when the structure and core materials stay consistent. Final feasibility is confirmed during project review.
Sampling scope and timing are confirmed after the brief is reviewed. Product complexity, material availability and revision needs all affect the plan.
Yes. A reference image, sketch, sample or tech pack can start the discussion. Protected artwork and licensed elements require buyer authorization.
Packaging options can include labels, hangtags, packaging cards, pouches and selected gift-box formats, subject to sampling and supplier minimums.
Share your project
Send a reference, estimated quantity and destination. Start with sourcing, in-house design or production support, with scope and costs agreed before paid work.