Hairpin 113: Stylish & Durable Accessory for Elegant Hairstyles

Hairpin 113 — where timeless design meets everyday elegance.

When Strands Meet Art: The Birth of Hairpin 113

In a quiet corner of a Parisian antique market, beneath the soft glow of vintage lanterns, a designer’s hand paused over a tarnished silver hairpin from the early 1900s. Its delicate curve, worn smooth by decades of use, whispered stories of grand soirées and secret rendezvous. That moment sparked an obsession: to revive the soul of vintage hair artistry without sacrificing modern practicality. After months of sifting through archival sketches and forgotten blueprints, the silhouette of Hairpin 113 emerged—not as a replica, but as a reimagining. Each arc is shaped not by machine precision alone, but by human intuition. Every piece undergoes 37 meticulous hand adjustments, ensuring it follows the natural flow of your hair like a second skin. This isn’t mass production; it’s quiet craftsmanship, born from reverence for the past and designed for the rhythm of today’s life.

More Than a Hold—It’s the Final Stroke of Style

Mornings are chaos. A quick twist of hair into a loose bun, a spritz of texturizing spray—and then, halfway through your commute, strands escape like unruly thoughts. Enter Hairpin 113. Unlike flimsy U-shaped clips that slip at the first nod, this pin anchors with grace. Its revolutionary spiral-grip technology wraps around hair sections like a gentle embrace, distributing tension evenly to prevent breakage while holding firm through wind, movement, or even a spontaneous dance break. But its brilliance doesn’t stop at function. Try slipping one into a side braid for subtle shimmer, layering two across a low chignon to add dimension, or using it as a structural upgrade on thick braids—transforming what was merely functional into a statement. It's the difference between “my hair is up” and “look how I styled my hair.”

From casual twists to intricate updos—endless possibilities with one elegant tool.

The Dialogue Between Metal and Time: A Legacy Forged in Italy

Nestled in the foothills of northern Italy, a family-run workshop has been shaping metal since 1923. Here, raw brass is selected grain by grain, refined through twelve exacting stages—from forge to file, from acid bath to final polish—each step guided by hands that have learned their craft across generations. The result? A core material with 3.2 times the bend resistance of standard hairpins. Independent lab tests confirm its endurance: after more than 500 hours in salt mist chambers, not a trace of corrosion appears. But strength isn’t everything. The surface holds a nano-ceramic coating, fused atom by atom to create a lustrous, pearl-like finish that resists tarnish and repels allergens. Dermatologically tested and nickel-free, it glides through colored or chemically treated hair without stripping or irritation—beauty built to last, inside and out.

The Timeless Code of Style: From Hollywood Glamour to Modern Minimalism

Want to channel Rita Hayworth’s effortless 1940s waves? A single Hairpin 113 can secure a softly twisted crown with just enough looseness to feel lived-in and luxurious. Or, for the contemporary minimalist, try piercing it diagonally through a sleek ponytail near the nape—function disguised as fashion. On special days, its role expands further. Wrapped with a whisper-thin silk ribbon, it becomes a bridal essential, capable of securing eight meters of cascading tulle without strain or slippage. Whether you're walking down an aisle or into a boardroom, this pin adapts—never shouting, always enhancing.

Versatility defined: from office elegance to bridal magic.

The Quiet Victories Hidden in Plain Sight

Behind every well-placed pin are unseen triumphs. A principal ballerina relies on it during international tours, her tightly coiled bun surviving pirouettes and stage lights. A research chemist wears it daily in the lab, keeping long hair safely back without static or snagging. These aren’t accidents—they’re outcomes of thoughtful details. An internal micro-groove channels away product buildup, preventing gummy residue. The tip is ever-so-slightly blunted, protecting your scalp from scratches. Even the packaging speaks volumes: a magnetic wooden box crafted from FSC-certified timber, harvested from protected forests. Once the unboxing thrill fades, it lives on as a jewelry tray—because true sustainability means designing beyond the first use.

Balancing Function and Poetry

Today’s woman doesn’t want accessories that shout for attention or disappear entirely. She seeks something in between—a presence so seamless it feels invisible, yet beautiful enough to be noticed when glimpsed. Hairpin 113 weighs just 18.3 grams, balancing perfectly against the skull for all-day comfort, whether you’re leaning into a conversation or tilting your face toward the sun. It does its job quietly, elegantly, reliably. And over time, something shifts. Maybe it’s the way it catches light during a toast, or how it survived your busiest week intact. When a simple tool begins collecting memories—first dates, promotions, quiet mornings—it stops being just an object. Could it be that, in those moments, it becomes less an accessory and more an extension of you?