Claw Clip Size Guide
Which Baddie Clip is right for you?
All three Baddie Clip lines are designed to work with hats. The difference is size and grip strength — which comes down to how much hair you're holding.
Here's how they compare.
| Essential Hold | Power Hold | Signature | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Width | 3⅞ in | 4½ in | 4⅜ in |
| Height | 2⅛ in | 2¼ in | 1½ in |
| Depth | ⅝ in | ⅞ in | ⅝ in |
| Best for | Short to medium thick hair | Medium to thick hair | Most hair types |
Essential Hold
Our most compact size. Best if you have shorter or medium-length hair with some thickness to it. The smaller footprint sits especially flat under a cap.
Power Hold
The largest and deepest of the three. If you have a lot of hair — long, thick, or both — this is the one built to hold it without straining.
Signature
The lowest-profile option at 1½ inches tall. Works across most hair types and sits the flattest under a hat, making it a safe starting point if you're unsure.
Still not sure?
If you're between sizes, size up. A clip that's slightly larger than you need will still hold; one that's too small will slip.
If you have very fine hair, the Essential Hold's smaller size will grip better than a larger clip.
How to measure
Not sure how much hair you have? Gather it into a low ponytail and measure the width of the ponytail at its base. If it's wider than about two inches, go with Power Hold.
