Women's Accessories for Nightwear and Everyday Wear
Oh!Zuza women's accessories are styling additions designed with the same philosophy as our nightwear and main collection clothing: natural materials, subdued colors, and careful finishing. Here you'll find socks, hair scrunchies, headbands, sleep masks, fingerless gloves, and the Lullaby line of silk accessories. These are women's accessories for specific situations—for a dress for a night out, for a home evening ritual, for a pillow, for hair after a bath.
This category does not promise handbags, belts, jewelry, or glasses. Nor are there hair ornaments in the sense of clips or barrettes. Fashion accessories at Oh!Zuza have a narrower definition: they are small items that accompany our lingerie and dresses—they complement a look or are part of an evening routine.
In practice, this means consistency with the rest of the collection. The same viscose used for our nightgowns reappears in scrunchies and headbands. The same silk used for the Lullaby pajama set creates the sleep mask and hair scrunchie. The lace that finishes our lingerie appears in fingerless gloves and fishnet socks. Thanks to this, the fashionable accessories in this category form a cohesive set with the clothing and lingerie from other sections of the store.
Each subcategory has its own detailed page—the sections below lead to socks, scrunchies, headbands, fingerless gloves, and silk accessories. Choose what interests you most.
Tulle and Fishnet Socks — Thin Layers for Shoes
Women's socks at Oh!Zuza come in two families: thin tulle socks with subtle patterns and lace fishnet socks. Both are visible from under the shoe and are designed as part of the styling, not as an invisible layer. Tulle socks peek out from behind the ankle as a small detail, while fishnets create a mesh structure on the skin visible from under a sandal strap or heel.
Tulle socks feature patterns: polka dots, small dots, and merrow stitching. They are an accessory for ballet flats, loafers, moccasins, and classic pumps. They work well in months when it's too warm for thin tights, but too cold for bare feet.
Fishnet socks have a lace-like texture—a regular mesh that looks like a second pattern on the skin. They are worn with stilettos, strappy sandals, and more robust retro-style shoes. Fishnets do not thicken the leg because their mesh is sheer and visually adds no volume—up close, you see skin, not fabric.
Socks are the only accessory subcategory where sizes apply—other models are universal. You can find a selection of socks in the elegant women's socks collection, where each model has a size chart and fabric composition provided.
Scrunchies and Headbands
Scrunchies and headbands are women's accessories for everyday hair styling and evening updos. A scrunchie is a wide elastic band covered with soft fabric that doesn't leave creases on the hair like a regular thin elastic band. A headband is a wide strip of fabric tied or fastened on the head, which keeps hair away from the face.
At Oh!Zuza, we make scrunchies from viscose, viscose satin, velvet, and silk. The choice of fabric determines how the scrunchie holds and how it affects the hair. Viscose and satin are gentler—suitable for fine and dry hair. Velvet holds more firmly and works well with thick, heavy hair. Silk is the gentlest—more on this in the Lullaby line section.
We make headbands from viscose satin in subdued colors and from floral print viscose. They are worn for home rituals, makeup application, face care, and wider versions with a stronger pattern—also for going out, as a feminine hair accessory.
You can find the full selection in the scrunchies subcategory and in the collection to which each wide hair band belongs. Sizes are universal, with elasticity provided by the elastic band sewn into the fabric channel.
Lullaby Silk Accessories
The Lullaby line is a set of accessories made from 100% silk, consistent with the silk pajama set, nightgown, and peignoir from the same collection. Within Lullaby accessories, it includes a silk hair scrunchie and a sleep mask. This is the strongest distinguishing feature in the entire branch of accessories—the only complete, silk offering in this store.
A silk hair scrunchie works differently on hair than a viscose or velvet one. The smooth fiber structure prevents friction, so hair does not break at the tie point and does not create a permanent crease. This is a solution for women who tie up their hair at night or wear a ponytail all day and want to avoid creases at the roots.
A silk sleep mask blocks out light while not pulling on the skin around the eyes. The soft fiber molds to the face without pressure, leaves no marks in the morning, and does not dry out the delicate skin of the eyelids. This is an accessory for nighttime, afternoon naps, or plane travel.
The entire Lullaby line features one pattern—paisley in deep navy blue—and is treated as a set—accessories can be bought with the silk pajama set or separately as a silk hair scrunchie and mask set. A separate section sleep masks also leads to sleep masks, where in addition to Lullaby, you will also find viscose satin masks in black and cream.
Lace Fingerless Gloves and Long Gloves
Fingerless gloves and long lace gloves are fashion accessories for lingerie, elegant dresses, and retro-style outfits. Fingerless gloves cover the hand, leaving the fingers exposed; long gloves reach above the elbow and are part of more expressive outfits—photoshoots, hen parties, a feminine gift.
The lace we use for our fingerless gloves is the same motif that reappears in our lingerie and fishnet socks. Thanks to this, the fingerless gloves complement the briefs, bras, and socks from the same collection—creating a cohesive, multilayered set where lace appears in several places simultaneously.
Long gloves have a longer cuff made partly of tulle, partly of lace. This is an accessory with a stronger character—not worn daily, but proven in specific situations: wedding and boudoir photography, wedding night, theater, themed parties.
Sizes are universal—the elastic lace and tulle adapt to the hand, ensuring a good fit. You can find the full selection in the fingerless gloves subcategory, where each model has detailed photos of the lace structure.
How to Care for Delicate Women's Accessories
Accessories in this category require washing at a low temperature and in a protective bag. This is a common rule for silk, viscose satin, lace, and tulle—the four main materials in the accessories branch. A temperature of 30°C and a delicate fabric program are settings that protect against lace stretching, satin dulling, and silk losing its luster.
A laundry bag is an investment in the durability of small items. Lace socks and fingerless gloves tend to snag on zippers and hooks, scrunchies can twist in the drum, and sleep masks can wrinkle inside. The bag eliminates all these risks at once.
Silk accessories from the Lullaby line should be hand-washed in lukewarm water with a delicate fabric detergent, and dried flat, away from radiators and sunlight. Silk does not like warm air and strong light—high temperatures accelerate the yellowing of the fiber.
Tulle socks and fishnets should not be ironed. Viscose headbands can be gently pressed through a cloth if they have wrinkled significantly in the drum. Velvet scrunchies will settle after the first drying—they do not need an iron.
With such care, delicate accessories will last many seasons. Lace does not lose its pattern, silk retains its luster, and viscose satin does not turn gray or stiff.
FAQ
What women's accessories go well with a dress?
Thin tulle socks for ballet flats or loafers, a scrunchie in the dress's tone, and a wide headband—if the dress is in a subdued color, a floral headband adds a visual accent—pair well with a midi or maxi viscose dress. For elegant dresses, lace fingerless gloves and fishnet socks under open-toed heels work well.
What is the difference between tulle socks and fishnet socks?
Tulle socks have a thin, transparent fabric with a subtle pattern—polka dots, small dots, merrow stitching. Fishnet socks have a mesh structure, or lace weave, that creates a regular eyelet pattern on the skin. Tulle socks are more neutral and suit classic shoes, while fishnets have a stronger retro character and work well with sandals or heels.
What are the benefits of a silk hair scrunchie?
A silk scrunchie does not create creases at the hair root and does not break the hair fiber at the tie point because smooth silk does not create friction. It is especially suitable for women who tie up their hair at night, wear a ponytail all day, or have thin, brittle hair. The effect is best seen after several weeks of daily use—no permanent crease forms at the roots.
Are women's accessories suitable as a gift?
Yes, especially sets from the Lullaby line—a silk scrunchie with a sleep mask makes a complete gift that does not require size selection. Sets of two pairs of tulle socks and headbands with a cotton turban also work well. These are accessories that appeal to women of all ages and complement existing wardrobes.
How to wash lace and silk accessories?
Wash lace fingerless gloves, fishnet socks, and tulle socks in a protective bag, at 30°C, on a delicate fabric program. Silk accessories from the Lullaby line are best hand-washed in lukewarm water with a delicate fabric detergent and dried flat, away from sunlight and radiators. Do not use bleach or a tumble dryer.
What sizes do Oh!Zuza women's accessories come in?
Most accessories are universal—scrunchies, headbands, sleep masks, and fingerless gloves adapt to the body thanks to elastic fabric or sewn-in elastic. Sizes only apply to socks—each sock model has a separate size chart provided on the product page.
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