
Before you buy
Are the ears too much for a grown woman?
The cat ears are small and in the same fur as the rest of the hat, so from a few steps away they read as its shape more than as ears. With a long coat, it looks styled, not like a costume. The four Bear styles are the playful ones: round black ears and a small black pompom, made to be noticed.
Do the ears stand up on their own?
Yes. They’re shaped, so they hold up without anything inside your hair. If they arrive a little pressed from the trip, pinch them back into shape with your fingers.
What does it feel like inside?
A smooth, suede-like lining, brushed and soft, instead of knit. It slides over your hair when you put it on and take it off.
Is it real fur? Does it shed?
No, it’s polyester faux fur with a short, dense pile. Like most faux fur, a few loose fibers can come off at first: give it a good shake outside before the first wear.
Can I wear it over my ears?
Yes. Pull it down and the wide cuff covers your ears. On milder days, set it back on your head and leave your ears out.
Which color should I pick?
Leopard with cat ears: Brown is the classic, Chocolate the quietest, Beige the softest, Snow the brightest. Solid: Black, Cream, Brown, White or Pink, the calmest choice if the ears are what makes you hesitate. Bear: four leopards with round black ears and a small black pompom, the playful ones. With a camel coat, try Brown Leopard or Cream; with a black coat, Snow Leopard or Black.











