Kodes

Kodes are products for the modern woman who likes to make a statement without breaking the bank. Morena, the designer maker, was diagnosed with Alopecia Universalis when she was 12. She started Kodes when she realised she was expressing herself through jewellery, something she couldn't do through her hair. She has now added to her range of products handmade vegan turbans and headbands (which fit perfectly over gym wigs) so that others with Alopecia can wear fashionable headwear and stay warm.

Discount available to AUK Community Cardholders:

20%

Website: www.kodes.me.uk

Facebook: @kodesaccessories

Instagram: @kodes_accessories

Telephone: 07789866809

Email: [email protected]

Products and services:

Headwear

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