Caring for Your Krush
Storage · Care · Cleaning
We put care into every headband, from choosing the fabric to the very last stitch, so you can wear it again and again and enjoy it for years to come.
We know you want to keep your favorite Crush headbands looking their best, so we’ve put together a few simple cleaning and storage tips to help preserve their beauty, quality, and shape over time.
To help your headbands keep their shape and volume, give each one its own space.
Avoid squeezing them together or placing heavy items on top. Store them in a closed drawer once they’re completely dry.
Our Krush stands are designed to fit inside drawers, including narrow ones. You can also store your headbands on a closet shelf.
The Headband Stand — A Place for Every Krush
Our stand keeps your headbands organized, easy to reach, and in shape. It holds 4–8 headbands and fits inside drawers that accommodate its dimensions: 30.5 cm long × 14 cm wide × 14.5 cm high.
Love taking an extra headband or hair wrap with you?
Krush Case — Care on the Go
When packing a headband in your bag or suitcase, give it a space of its own. The Krush Case is a cotton bag we designed especially for our headbands to keep them clean and organized, at home and on the go. It fits up to two headbands—just make sure they aren’t squashed under heavy items, even inside the case.
How to Clean Your Krush
Do not machine wash or tumble dry.
1. To Freshen Up
Gently rinse with cold water and a little soap or liquid laundry detergent, making sure to wet the entire headband evenly. Avoid prolonged soaking or excessive water exposure to help protect the metal base from rust.
Place it on the stand with no other headbands around it, and leave it to dry indoors in a shaded, sheltered spot away from direct sunlight.
Only remove it from the stand once it is completely dry.
2. To Remove a Stain
Apply a little liquid laundry detergent or laundry soap to the stained area. For stubborn stains, try a small amount of dish soap. Rub gently, taking care to suit the fabric. For durable fabrics, you can also use the soft sponge side of a new, clean dish sponge.
Then gently rinse the entire headband evenly and dry as directed above.
More Tips 🤍
• Apply perfume and hairspray before putting on your headband, and avoid spraying directly onto the fabric.
• Before using a new cleaning product, test it on a hidden area to check that it doesn’t affect the color or texture.
• Coloring your hair? Wait until the dye has been rinsed out and your hair is completely dry before putting your headband back on. On coloring day, choose a dark headband or hair wrap to help make any dye marks less noticeable.