How to Tie a Chemo Headscarf for Hair Loss
If you’re losing your hair during chemo, a scarf can be a cooler (wig alternative) and soft everyday wear. Read on for tips on how to tie a chemo head
City Stripe – chemo headscarf
If you need cotton, this is a stylish and useful 100% cotton chemo scarf.
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Variegated navy blue stripe in this scarf means that it wraps beautifully. Navy and Stone are something of a classic color combination and just look smart together. Whether you like your headwear understated, or need something smart to go back to work this is a good ‘classic’ to co-ordinate with. The all important scarf measurements are – 180 x 100cms – the ends of this scarf are cut on the diagonal with a raw tufted edge. This is why we’ve shown it tied up and then tied with a ‘tail’ – the diagonal cut away takes away the bulky end.
It comes softly creased and this will relax with wearing but can be refreshed with washing and leaving to dry twisted. For those of us who can remember crinkle skirts in the 80’s – do that!
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!
100% cotton
Wash cold to preserver colour
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