Two clips, two different jobs
When you're choosing a hair clip for your little one, the smallest details can make the biggest difference. The Elka Clip in Fig and the Ira Clip in Trinket are both beautiful options from Jamie Kay, but they serve different styling needs. Here's how to decide which one fits your baby's wardrobe and your daily routine.
Elka vs. Ira at a glance
Both clips are designed for little ones, but they differ in color, quantity, and overall look. The Elka Clip is a single clip in a rich fig tone, while the Ira Clip comes as a set of two in a soft, neutral trinket shade.
- Elka Clip - Fig: A single clip with a classic bow design in a rich fig hue. Lightweight and durable, designed to hold its shape.
- Ira Clip - Trinket: A set of two bow clips in a delicate, neutral trinket shade. Designed for a secure and comfortable hold.
Product details that matter
- Elka Clip - Fig: Crafted from 100% polyester, the Elka Clip is lightweight, durable, and designed to hold its beautiful shape wear after wear. If you want a clip that will keep its bow shape through many wears, the polyester construction is a key advantage.

Elka Clip - Fig - Ira Clip - Trinket: The Ira Clip comes as a set of two elegant bow clips in a delicate Trinket shade. A set of two gives you a backup or lets you coordinate with different outfits, making it a practical choice for everyday use.

Ira Clip - Trinket
Color and styling: fig vs. trinket
The Elka Clip's rich fig tone adds a pop of color that can anchor an outfit or complement deeper shades. The Ira Clip's soft, neutral trinket shade is more versatile, pairing effortlessly with any Jamie Kay piece, as the product description notes. If you want a clip that goes with everything, the neutral trinket might be your pick. If you're looking for a statement piece, the fig hue stands out.
What to consider before you buy
Both clips are not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts, and they are final sale for hygiene reasons. Always supervise young children while wearing hair accessories. The Elka Clip is a single clip, while the Ira Clip gives you two, so consider whether you need a backup or a matching pair. Also, note that the Ira Clip has listed dimensions of 2.76 x 0.98 inches, which can help you gauge the size, while the Elka Clip does not specify dimensions in the provided information.
The right clip for your routine
If you want a single, elegant clip with a richer color for special occasions, the Elka Clip in Fig is a lovely choice. If you prefer a neutral set that works for everyday wear and gives you a spare, the Ira Clip in Trinket is hard to beat. Either way, you're getting a well-made accessory from Jamie Kay that adds a charming finishing touch.


