Dreadsocks®, headbands and Lassos protect locs, braids and natural hair from lint, friction and sweat, while you sleep, train or work. Five sizes, from starter locs to lower-back length.
The Dreadsocks, headbands and Lassos Dreadsockians reorder most.
Pick your Dreadsock® by how long your locs are today. Between sizes? Go up one so the full length stays covered.
Protect your hair with our line of apparel designed and created to make hair growth, care and maintenance easier than ever before.
Rated 4.9 out of 5 overall by Dreadsock supporters. See our Google reviews
★★★★★“It protects my hair from lint and friction at night… It’s also great for keeping my locs together when I do floor workouts.”Sheray · Medium Dreadsock
★★★★★“I’ve purchased my large Dreadsock back in 2014, the beginning of my loc journey, and never needed to purchase anything else… best product on the market to keep your locs healthy from lint and dirt.”Jay R. · Extra Large Dreadsock
★★★★★“I’m buying again because I have never found any similar products that have the same high quality.”Clitha M. · Large Dreadsock
The Dreadsock® is a stretch fabric tube that holds your locs together from root to tip. It keeps lint, dust and friction off your hair while you sleep, work out or work.
Choose by loc length: Shortie for starter locs (3–5 inches), Small for ear to shoulder, Medium for shoulder or just past, Large for mid-back to lower back, and Extra Large for lower back and beyond. See the size guide.
A bonnet covers your head. A Dreadsock holds the full length of your locs, so long locs stay contained and protected all night instead of slipping out onto the pillow.
Yes. The four-way stretch fabric is moisture-wicking and keeps locs together and out of the way during workouts and work shifts.
Yes. Dreadsock® hair apparel is made for locs, braids, twists and natural hair.
US shipping is free on orders of $75 or more. Orders under $75 ship for a flat $7.95.
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In 2018, Dreadsock® President and Owner, Julian Burke, was featured on “MSNBC’s Elevator Pitch“. Burke emphasized that he launched his company in efforts to appeal specifically but not exclusively to customers with dreads, locks, and other natural hairstyles.