Collection: Claw Clips for Long Hair

Choose a shape for your hairstyle

Start with the look you want to create. For a gathered updo, look at the clip’s shape and scale in relation to the amount of hair you plan to twist. A curved or long arc shape can follow a folded section, while a triangle shape adds a more angular detail. The Denim Triangle Hair Claw Clip is one example of that sharper silhouette.

For a half-up style, you can use a smaller section and let the rest of your hair fall freely. Decorative shapes, such as a flower, add a focal point without changing the style itself. Every product page lists exact measurements and a Hold level estimated from size and construction, so check those details before choosing.

• For a full updo, compare the clip’s listed measurements with the amount of hair you’ll gather.
• For a half-up look, section less hair and place the clip where it complements your part and face-framing pieces.

How to wear claw clips in long hair

For a simple twist, gather your hair at the back of your head and turn it upward or downward, depending on where you want the ends to sit. Fold the ends toward the twist, open the clip, and position it across the gathered section. Adjust the twist or take a smaller section if the style feels bulky; long hair often needs a little arranging before the clip sits neatly.

To make a half-up style, separate the hair above your ears, bring it to the back, and clip it in place. Leave the lower section loose, then gently shape your part and any face-framing pieces. For a more dressed-up look, pair the Large Crystal Flower Claw Clip with smooth hair or soft waves. A satin style, such as the Satin Large Claw Clip with Rhinestone Starry Speckles, can add detail to a simple outfit without needing extra accessories.

For a softer finish

Loosen a few strands around your face after clipping, then check the style from the side and back. This helps balance the volume of a twist or half-up section.

Materials, details, and care

The collection uses acetate, acrylic, satin, and fabric, with details such as pearls, crystals, and floral accents. Choose the finish to suit the rest of your outfit: a decorative flower or crystal detail can dress up a plain top, while a bow or printed shape can bring a softer touch to a simple hairstyle. Product pages show the specific materials and details for each clip.

Handle embellished pieces gently when opening and closing them, and avoid pulling on bows, feathers, or decorative accents. For routine care, remove any loose hair after wearing and wipe the clip carefully with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid soaking it or using harsh cleaners, especially around fabric and decorative details. Store it where the clip and embellishments won’t be crushed.