Sorrell Hair Wraps

Me preparing for my Netflix documentary about starting a Jewish-owned tichel business during a surge in antisemitism and a government shutdown, only to end up being featured on a runway.

Finding the perfect accessories for your wrap just got a whole lot easier. ✨

I've started creating curated bundles that pair a handmade wrap with a coordinating scrunchie and decorative pin—all hand-selected to complement each other perfectly.

No guessing.
No wondering what matches.
Just one beautifully styled look at a special bundle price.

Every bundle is made from my limited-edition collections, so once a wrap sells out, that exact bundle is gone too.

Whether you're just beginning your hair wrapping journey or you've been wrapping for years, these bundles make styling simple, beautiful, and effortless.

💛 Which bundle is your favorite?

A sash is a beautiful way to begin your modesty journey. It offers light, comfortable coverage without the commitment of a full tichel, making it perfect for those just getting started. Even if you're not covering for religious reasons, you'll love its versatility—wear it in your hair, as a waist sash, a neck scarf, or tied to your favorite purse for an effortless finishing touch.✨️

Available this Wednesday July 15th at sorrellhairwraps.com ❤️

Sorrell Hair Wraps rescues last chance and second hand fabrics and turns them into beautiful tichels and scarves!

All scarves are made in limited quantities, so don't hesitate if you find one you like!

Made in the USA based in Arizona, Jewish owned, never purchased from a catalog.

Visit sorrellhairwraps.com to see all of my beautiful scarves, pins, and scrunchies!!

I got interviewed by Brooklyn.joyce31 at Arabella Marketing And PR LLC after doing an amazing photoshoot with Brooklyn and !❤️

This was so much fun!!

"Wait... you're not Orthodox?"

I hear that all the time.

The surprise usually gets even bigger when I explain that I'm not Reform or Conservative either.

The truth is, many of us don't fit neatly into a denomination. Sometimes the answer is simply, "I'm just Jewish."

I'll never forget visiting a Reform synagogue for the first time. One of the first things someone kindly said to me was, "You know you don't have to cover your hair here."

I remember thinking, I know... but I want to.

Because mitzvot aren't owned by a movement. They aren't reserved for one branch of Judaism. They are deeply personal expressions of our relationship with Hashem.

Choosing to wear a tichel has been one of the most meaningful decisions I've ever made. Every morning it reminds me to live with intention, humility, and purpose. It has become far more than a piece of fabric—it has become part of who I am.

That belief is woven into every piece I create.

I didn't start Sorrell Hair Wraps just to sell beautiful tichels. I started it to create pieces worthy of the meaning they carry.

Every wrap is handcrafted in Arizona from carefully chosen fabrics and released in intentionally limited collections. When a fabric is gone, it's gone for good. No endless restocks. No mass production. Just thoughtfully made pieces designed to be worn, cherished, and collected.

If you're just beginning your hair-covering journey, I hope I can help make it a little easier. And if you've been wrapping for years, I hope you discover a piece that feels like it was waiting just for you.

Because the right tichel isn't just something you wear.

It's something you connect with. ✨