Elevate your winter style with our Rex Rabbit Fur Flower Warm Knit Hat, a perfect accessory for women aged 21-45 who appreciate the finer details of fashion and desire cozy warmth.
Crafted with precision and care, this hat showcases a casual yet elegant style that suits various occasions. Its good elasticity ensures a comfortable fit for everyone, making it a versatile addition to your winter wardrobe.
The hat boasts a solid pattern that complements any outfit, adding a touch of sophistication to your look. It's made from 100% natural real rex rabbit fur and fox fur, providing the ultimate in softness, warmth, and luxury.
Designed to keep you warm during the chilliest of days, this hat is more than just a fashion statement; it's a practical accessory for the colder seasons. The combination of rex rabbit fur and fox fur materials ensures that you stay cozy while looking fabulous.
The Rex Rabbit Fur Flower Warm Knit Hat is a versatile addition to your collection, suitable for various age groups and occasions. Whether you're running errands in the city or enjoying a winter getaway, this hat is the perfect finishing touch to your outfit.
Elevate your winter style with the luxurious warmth and elegance of our Rex Rabbit Fur Flower Warm Knit Hat. Don't miss the opportunity to add this exquisite accessory to your winter ensemble. Order yours today and experience the ultimate blend of fashion and comfort.
Specifications:
- Size: Good elasticity, suitable for everyone
- Pattern Type: Solid
- Material: Fur
- Item Type: Skullies & Beanies
- Gender: Women
- Fur material: 100% Natural real rex rabbit fur and fox fur
- Feature: Keep warm
- Age: 21-45 Yrs
Size Chart (cm): 1 cm = 0.39 inches – 1 inch = 2.54 cm
Please Note: In order to get the correct size please measure and pick your size according to your body’s measurements. Do not go by the size that you may be used to. For example do not pick your size by S, M, etc., instead match your body's measurements with the measurements shown in CM/Inch, as displayed in our size chart.
