Esther – winter chemo hat

£46.00

If you’re looking for warm and cosy chemo headwear to get you through the winter months – take a look at out lovely ‘Esther’ style. Lined in soft viscose jersey this style offers warmth, with a soft inner lining.

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Esther is a winter weight chemo hat style cut deeper at the back to provide full confident coverage and has soft pleats around the hat to add head shape volume. The pretty flower trim at the front adds texture and height. We hope you’ll agree we’ve created a lovely contemporary shape, and one that is easy to wear well. The jersey knit is a soft synthetic in a rich Wine colour. For those with sensitive skin there is no wool content and the hat is fully lined with viscose jersey. Elasticated at the nape of the neck for a soft and secure fit.

This is our equivalent of a ‘head sweater’ until Spring arrives – shown here worn with a coat, but it would look equally stylish worn with a favourite sweater indoors. Note the full range of sizes available in this style.

We manufacture many of our styles in our studio in Westcott, this means we can make them in S, M, and L sizes. The ‘High St.’ manufactures to a regular head fitting (56cms), so if you are experiencing problems getting hats to fit or hats to stay on, we can make for you. (Small and large sizes are kept as stock items in many of our styles.) We request that you enter your head measurement when ordering and we will ‘size’ the order before dispatching it to you. Our hats are hand made and hand finished, so there is always some slight variation between milliners!

Size Guide & Head Measuring Instructions

Machine wash gentle cycle no hotter than 30C or hand wash.
Knit – 96% polyester / 4 % elastane; Viscose jersey – 92% viscose / 8% elastane

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