Scrunchy Sizes Explained

Over the years, I've found that there are many styles and preferences for hair scrunchies. So rather than trying to 'standardize' everything, I decided to make a variety of sizes.

First let me explain the two major measurements I use: width (for size) and length (for fullness.) To make a scrunchy you cut a strip of fabric and first make it into a "tube."

The long part of that tube is the length and the width of the tube when lying flat is the (finished) width. Without going into boring technical details, suffice it to say that there some variation in the length. So I'm showing you a range for the length (once the scrunchy is made, it's not really noticeable.)

Regular - 2" wide; approx 22" long

Large - 3" wide; approx 22" long

Full - 2" wide; 45-60" long (twice as full as the regular)

Jumbo - 3" wide; 45-60" Long

* Small - 1 3/4" wide; 14" long

Skinny - approx 3/4" wide; approx 22" long

* * The small is bigger than it previously was.