Elegant Chemo Cap with Silky Scarfs for Cancer Women Hair Loss Sleep Beanie

Going through chemo is hard and loosing your hair is harder. These scarves are soft and I loved that I could have a different style as I wanted. I bought a handful of these to have fun patterns and colors. I found fun in coordinating outfits with them, which helped my confidence after shaving my head. They wash well and look nice. I have referred many people to these scarves as they have loved ones fighting cancer. The material stretches so I never had an issue. I found wigs to be itchy and wore these scarves the whole time I was going through treatment. I highly recommend these to anyone needing a scarf.

Love it. Very comfortable and looks good on. Lost hair because of chemo and this has very good coverage

Beautiful and soft

I’m a wig wearer but like head covers to wear at night. This headwear is nice, soft and stretchy. I like that the cap has loops that help keep the “silky” scarf in place. With the cap, I wrap the scarf around my small head (which is 21”) twice with just (barely) enough to tie a small bow-type knot. It would have been nice if the scarf was about 2” longer. I do recommend this cap and scarf combination.

I love this cap and have bought several holiday scarves, plus breast cancer ones, at the dollar tree. Unfortunately, the little tabs that hold the scarves in place are only barely tacked onto the cap and one came out a few days ago. Will be sewing it by hand to fix as I still want to wear this cap and I don’t know where my sewing machine is.Update - I bought some fabric glue instead and was able to bond the tabs back on OK, but the glue went through and bonded the cap to the parts of fabric that were behind where I wanted to bind it, so it messed up how the cap sits. I tried to pull it away from the other part, but it left a small hole in the cap. So no fault of the cap, but I opted to leave the other side as it was, rather than risking another hole in it. With the way it is, I can still keep the hole covered and wear the cap. I only wish I could exchange it for another cap that was sewn better, but the time for exchanges has expired, and like I said, the fabric glue issue was not any fault of the cap's but rather my inability to hold it in place without clips, which cuased the glue to go through it and to a part of the cap that does not need bonding. Hope that makes sense... The cap itself is a great look and the scarf it came with is beautiful. Would also like to get it in other colors, but will probably not as I don't want to risk getting one with poorly sewn tabs again.* Update - Helen contacted me to offer a refund or replacement even though it was my fault that the fabric glue did not work as I had hoped. She sent an entirely new replacement set and it is even more beautiful than the first. It arrived just in time for me to take it with me to the hospital for surgery, and I so appreciate her generous hospitality in making this good, even after the normal exchange window. I will be ordering more of these if I need to, once I start chemo again. Not sure if my hair will fall out again or not as I will be on fewer drugs. But I do love this cap and scarf.

It’s nice enough, but I was disappointed with the scarf feature because for me, it was too dominant of presence with the rest of the cap and the bands that keep the scarf where it belongs seemed too thick to me, and it was distracted from the overall appearance.Speaking as an artistBut when you feel lousy and don’t wanna tie a scarf in the first place, it is quite nice to have that drapery bit of fabric there.Also note that depending on the color, the scarf may visibly show pet hair.Yes, that is normal because of the type of fabric generating static cling that attracts lint and hairs, but people should be aware of that. Doesn’t mean it’s a bad item. It does mean you need to keep it away from your pets, whose hair might contrast start against the fabric.Item was also comfortable, even with sensitive scalp from chemo, but you would have to leave the scarf, just barely tied on… if you’ve been through chemo, you know what I mean.

First cap purchased that covers my head. I measure 23.5” so that’s a L or XL by many size guides. It may slip a bit when moving around but doesn’t pop off like others have. The scarf colors are very pretty and the scarf seems adequately long. I have 2 bad shoulders and can’t fuss a lot with items on my head this can be styled then put on. I still have some short hair, I think the fit will be perfect once I lose all my hair.

It looks as good as it feelsSoft and stretchy and the scarf is long and easy to style.