Boxwood Topiary Embroidered Waffle-Weave Shower Cap by Jacaranda Living

Boxwood topiary embroidery gives this waffle-weave shower cap a small garden detail. A plastic inner lining and elastic rim complete the one-size design, making it a considered bathroom accessory for keeping hair covered.

“I would leave the cap open to air after a shower, so its lining is dry before it returns to the cupboard.”
-Mrs. Mayfair

Product Details

• Material & Construction: Waffle-weave fabric with plastic inner lining and elastic rim. Outer fiber composition is not specified.
• Dimensions & Fit: One size with an elastic rim; circumference is not specified.
• Included: One shower cap.

Care & Ownership

Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Rinse thoroughly and air-dry with the lining open; avoid a hot dryer and do not iron the plastic lining or elastic. After each shower, shake away surface water and leave the cap open in a ventilated place until completely dry.

Maker / Heritage

Jacaranda Living began with a basket of samples. After moving from South Africa to Massachusetts, needlework enthusiast Cathy Deale offered to show local Zulu embroiderers’ linens to shops in Boston and Wellesley. The first orders, and then the reorders, gave the work a new audience. Cathy and Martin Deale founded the company in 2004, naming it for South Africa’s lilac-flowering jacaranda tree. The business now works with producers in several countries, using both hand and machine embroidery. Its character remains in the small textile details: a botanical motif, an open hemstitch or a border that makes an ordinary household piece feel considered.