Hat Magic 16 inch (Exclusive) | Hair Piece by Jon Renau
Description
Hat/Headwear is not included!
Bringing convenience and flexibility to any look, Hat Magic is the ultimate solution to wearing alternative hair on the go. Hat Magic is synthetic hair worn over the head with adjustable elasticated straps to fit multiple head sizes. With its light and soft materials, it keeps the head cool and comfortable, especially in warmer months. Hat Magic features silicone at the temples for anti-slip grip and polyurethane tabs at the back of the crown and nape area for added security.
- Overall Length: 15-16"
- Weight: 4.0 oz.
Why It Matters
Hat/Headwear is not included!
Bringing convenience and flexibility to any look, Hat Magic is the ultimate solution to wearing alternative hair on the go. Hat Magic is synthetic hair worn over the head with adjustable elasticated straps to fit multiple head sizes. With its light and soft materials, it keeps the head cool and comfortable, especially in warmer months. Hat Magic features silicone at the temples for anti-slip grip and polyurethane tabs at the back of the crown and nape area for added security.
- Overall Length: 15-16"
- Weight: 4.0 oz.
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