Description
Original Chemo Beanies® created by survivors for survivors as a simple solution to the added burden women face during a serious health crisis.
Soft Pink Ruffle Signature slip-on beanie adds feminine volume, producing the subtle look and feel of having hair. The unique elastic design stretches for a comfortable and easy fit. Slips on and off with ease; No tying necessary. Our patented design features a fluent fabric flap for a polished look that provides full coverage around the nape of the neck. Chemo Beanies® ends the search for the perfect fashionable fit and allows women to spend precious time focusing on their healthcare, not their headwear.
machine wash cold/lay flat to dry
93% Polychiffon 7% Spandex, elastic band, nylon thread
Courage is Always in Fashion®
Our Beanies are named after warriors we've met on our journey.
Why It Matters
A soft beanie, turban or scarf provides gentle warmth and coverage without pressure or irritation. It helps protect a sensitive scalp while also offering a sense of comfort and privacy in public spaces or during daily routines.
It’s a simple item, but for many, it becomes something they reach for often—not just for warmth, but for ease, confidence, and a little more comfort in their day.
Original Chemo Beanies® created by survivors for survivors as a simple solution to the added burden women face during a serious health crisis.
Soft Pink Ruffle Signature slip-on beanie adds feminine volume, producing the subtle look and feel of having hair. The unique elastic design stretches for a comfortable and easy fit. Slips on and off with ease; No tying necessary. Our patented design features a fluent fabric flap for a polished look that provides full coverage around the nape of the neck. Chemo Beanies® ends the search for the perfect fashionable fit and allows women to spend precious time focusing on their healthcare, not their headwear.
machine wash cold/lay flat to dry
93% Polychiffon 7% Spandex, elastic band, nylon thread
Courage is Always in Fashion®
Our Beanies are named after warriors we've met on our journey.
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