Can you make silk hair accessories with a French seam?

Yes, enclosed seams are available on hair accessories, and they are the right specification for small goods that are handled and washed often. On a narrow band or a scrunchie the raw edge is the first thing to fray, so an enclosed finish is what protects the item through repeated use.

French seam - the raw edges are enclosed inside a folded seam, giving a clean finish on both faces with no visible overlocking.

Flat-felled seam - a stronger, flatter alternative where the seam is folded and stitched down, useful on wider bands.

Hand-rolled edge - the traditional finish on silk squares, where the hem is rolled and stitched by hand for a soft, narrow edge.

Specify the seam type on the sample request, because it changes the construction time and therefore the price. The sample is where you confirm the finish, the seam allowance and the behaviour after washing. Sample cost is credited against the bulk order, so it is worth testing the exact construction before committing to a run.

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