Coastal Print Twilly Scarf for Hair & Handbags
Coastal Print Twilly Scarf for Hair & Handbags
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Getting dressed should feel good, and sometimes the smallest thing does the most. This one is proof.
A silky twilly is the fastest way to make an outfit look like you thought about it. Tie one on a bag handle and an everyday tote suddenly looks styled. It takes about ten seconds and costs less than lunch.
Pick your mood. Catch of the Day goes coastal — lobsters, starfish, and shells in bright coral and pink. La Dolce Vita goes Italian summer — lemons, cherries, and palms on a creamy background. Either way you're carrying a small pocket of color around with you all day.
Four ways to wear it
- In your hair — wrap it around a ponytail, weave it into a braid, or tie it around a bun. The silky fabric holds a knot without slipping, which is the whole problem with using a regular scarf. More looks in our headband hairstyles guide
- On a bag handle — knot it around a strap or wind it up the handle and let the ends trail
- At your wrist — wrapped and knotted like a bracelet, which is where it ends up on a hot day
- Through belt loops — threaded and tied for a pop of color at the waist
It's lightweight enough to tie easily and slim enough to tuck into any bag when you're not wearing it.
What to wear it with
The coastal print was made for straw and rattan. Try it on a Large Woven Straw Pool Tote ($78), the Rattan Shell Bag with Pearl Handle ($198), or the Rattan Bucket Bag with Gold Chain ($258) — our rattan bags guide has more. It sits naturally alongside coastal jewelry like the Scallop Shell Pendant Necklace with Turquoise Beads ($158) or Gold Starfish & Shell Earrings ($78).
Want a bolder, more graphic print instead? The Luxe Print Twilly Scarf ($28.50) runs to high-contrast geometrics. And if you'd rather clip than tie, Bag Charms & Tassels (from $22) do the same job with hardware.
A very easy gift
It's the small thing people don't buy for themselves and are pleased to get. No sizing, no style guesswork, and at $28.50 it works as a stocking stuffer, a hostess gift, or something tucked into a card. Pair it with a bag charm for a complete set under $75 — more ideas in best gifts for women under $100.
The details
- Approximately 37" long × 2" wide
- Two prints: Catch of the Day (lobsters, starfish, shells) or La Dolce Vita (lemons, cherries, palms)
- Silky, lightweight, easy-care fabric with a smooth drape
- Wears on a bag, in your hair, at your wrist, or through belt loops
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I wear a twilly scarf?
Four main ways: tied around a handbag strap, wrapped into a ponytail or bun, knotted at your wrist, or threaded through belt loops. At 37 inches it's long enough to wind a handle or a ponytail and still have ends to tie.
How big is this twilly scarf?
Approximately 37 inches long by 2 inches wide. The narrow shape is what makes it work — wide enough to show the print, slim enough to knot without bulk.
Can I wear a twilly scarf in my hair?
Yes, and it's one of the best uses for it. Wrap it around a ponytail, weave it through a braid, or tie it around a bun. The silky finish holds a knot instead of sliding out, which is where a cotton scarf fails.
What is it made of?
A smooth, silky, easy-care fabric that drapes well and resists wrinkling. Hand wash cold and hang to dry — skip the machine and the dryer, since heat is what dulls the finish.
Which print should I choose?
Catch of the Day is coral and pink with lobsters, starfish, and shells — the coastal one, and the natural match for straw and rattan. La Dolce Vita is lemons, cherries, and palms on cream — warmer and softer, and it sits better against neutrals and leather.
How is this different from the Luxe Print twilly?
Same size and use, different personality. This one is coastal and Italian-summer in softer color. The Luxe Print Twilly ($28.50) is bold high-contrast geometrics, which reads louder against a plain bag.
Do you offer free shipping?
Yes — shipping is free on every order, no minimum.
Would it make a good gift?
One of the easiest in the store. No sizing to guess, works for any age, and it's a low-commitment way to introduce someone to the twilly trick.
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