Classic Knot head band - Liberty of London Primrose print

SILK AND LAWN LTD

£40

We love this classic, yellow, white and navy blue primrose floral Alice Band. It is super chic, stylish and designed to look and feel super luxurious. This wide Alice band is a super easy and ready-to-wear accessory that will make the perfect statement piece. Beautifully handmade, with the highest quality Liberty Tana Lawn cotton, it is hand-bound with the same beautiful Liberty print, with hand-stitched padded ends for ultra comfort. Our Alice bands are all beautifully padded to give them a simple, stylish structure and statement. Every Alice band is beautifully and individually wrapped in co

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SILK AND LAWN LTD, number 11541709. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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