Scarf scrunchies in fine linen - Foulchies wedding

Discover our scarf scrunchies in fine linen, also known as foulchies, the perfect blend of a scrunchie and a small scarf. This 2-in-1 accessory can be worn either in the hair or on the wrist, for an elegant and bohemian look.

Each scarf scrunchie belongs to our Fine Linen Collection, available in 30+ signature colours coordinated with all Mr. Célestin men's accessories: bow ties, pocket squares, ties, braces and cufflinks. A complete chromatic coherence that allows the bride, her witnesses or bridesmaids to subtly match with the groom and his entourage during a countryside, bohemian or romantic wedding.

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A 2-in-1 accessory: scrunchie + scarf

The scarf scrunchie combines two iconic accessories in one. Its elastic part holds the hair without damaging it, while the scarf ends add a romantic and bohemian touch to the hairstyle. Detachable, it can also be worn on the wrist as a fabric bracelet, perfect to coordinate the outfit with the hairstyle on the big day.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a scarf scrunchie and a foulchie?

None. The terms are equivalent: foulchie is the trade name for this blend of scarf and scrunchie. At Mr. Célestin, we use "scarf scrunchie" for more clarity, but it is exactly the same 2-in-1 accessory.

How to wear a scarf scrunchie for a wedding?

Several possibilities: around a ponytail, in a half-pony, around a low bun, or on the wrist as a bracelet. For a wedding, it pairs ideally with romantic, countryside and bohemian hairstyles of brides and their witnesses.

Is fine linen suitable for all hair types?

Yes. Our natural fine linen is soft and breathable, without excessive pressure on the hair fibre unlike classic elastic bands. Suitable for all types: long, mid-length, fine, thick, curly or straight.

Is there a colour matching the groom's bow tie?

Yes, the entire Fine Linen Collection shares the same 30+ signature colours. The scarf scrunchie of the bride or witnesses therefore precisely matches the bow tie, pocket square, tie or braces of the groom and his entourage.