My Latest Eadiechops Haul

Ever since discovering alternative hair I’ve developed an ever-growing obsession with hair accessories and hats. My Eadiechops turban review for hair loss is long overdue. One of the brands I found through Instagram was Eadiechops, run by Emma, who makes every single piece by hand using organic cotton jersey from her studio in Wales. The turbans and wraps are just so cute and come in the most gorgeous patterns. I’ve been a fan for a while but this haul finally pushed me over into full obsession territory.

My latest haul was two of her Autumnal prints, one as a turban and one as a self-tie wrap (both purchased by me, no gifting involved). I’ll be honest, I’d been eyeing up the self-tie wrap for ages and kept talking myself out of it because I wasn’t sure I’d actually be able to tie it properly. Spoiler: it takes about thirty seconds and I’ve worn it almost every day since it arrived.

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Eadiechops turban review: the autumnal print

I’ve ordered Eadiechops turbans before so I knew what to expect here, but the Autumnal print genuinely stopped me in my tracks when it arrived. The colours are rich and warm without being overwhelming, exactly the kind of thing that works with everything in your wardrobe when the weather starts turning. The fit is comfortable straight out of the packaging, no fussing, no adjusting. It sits well whether I’m wearing it over a wig, over a topper, or just on its own. The organic cotton jersey fabric is soft against the scalp too, which matters a lot to me because anything scratchy is immediately going in the bin.

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The Self-Tie Wrap

This was the one I was most nervous about and the one I love the most. It’s essentially a long strip of fabric that you wrap and tie yourself, which sounds complicated but genuinely isn’t once you’ve watched Emma’s tutorials on Instagram (go follow her, seriously, she shows you so many ways to style these). I’ve been wearing mine as a low wrap tied at the nape mostly, but I’ve also been wearing it knotted at the front on days when I want to look like I actually tried. The self-tie means you can change the style depending on your mood, which I love. It feels much more versatile than a pre-stitched piece.

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Why I Keep Coming Back to Eadiechops

Look, there are a lot of turban and headwrap brands out there. But Eadiechops has something that a lot of the bigger brands don’t, which is that every piece actually feels considered. The prints are designed in-house, the fabric is organic, everything is made to order and cut by hand. You can feel the difference. I’ve had pieces from shops where the turbans are clearly mass-produced and they always feel a bit stiff, a bit itchy, a bit like they’re tolerating your head rather than fitting it. These don’t feel like that at all.

They’re also genuinely brilliant for wig wearers specifically. If you wear a full wig and want something that sits comfortably over the cap without pulling or slipping, these are it. Same for topper wearers on days when you just don’t want to faff with styling. Throw on a turban and you look completely intentional and put together without having done anything at all. That’s the dream honestly.

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Shop Eadiechops

You can shop the full range at eadiechops.com. I’d also really recommend following Emma on Instagram (@eadiechops) because she posts all the new prints there first, plus loads of styling tutorials that are actually useful. You can also find a selection of her pieces at MiMo Wigs if you’re already ordering from there.