Care & Softness

 

This line of hats, turbans and caps is designed for people with alopecia as a result of cancer treatment or serious illness.

An alternative solution to wigs and headbands offering adapted technical performance, psychological support and a competitive price.

This collection, filled with softness and elegance, aims to offer patients a quality creation, adapted, personalised and made to measure. To highlight their beauty despite the disease, to see them shine, to dream.

Thus, a true ally and symbol of courage, it will give you back your self-confidence and can also be worn after the disease.

Our Caring Hats

NATURAL, SOFT & BREATHABLE MATERIALS     I    HYPOALLERGENIC     I     SUSTAINABLE & ECO RESPONSIBLE     I     UV & COLD PROTECTION

Chan Bonnet Fabienne Delvigne Caring Hat

Chan

A new horizon

Valina Chapeau Fabienne Delvigne Caring Hats

Valina

Warm and comforting

Audrey Chapeau Rouge Fabienne Delvigne Caring Hats

Audrey

Colored serenity

BellHat

Gibsy

Simple and trendy

Caring Hat vidéo

So comfortable

Fabienne Delvigne - Chinaty - Gris

Chinaty

Boldness regained

Fabienne Delvigne- Joséphine- Noir- Feutre

Joséphine

Source of softness

Fabienne Delvigne- Borsamalia-Fuschia-Feutre

Borsamalia

Wave of calmness

Fabienne Delvigne- Bell hat-Tatiana-angora-black

Tatiana

Comforting elegance

Léa

“My name is Léa, I am 22 years old and in September I was diagnosed with breast cancer. Cancer is often associated with hair loss.

I was lucky enough to be put in touch with Madame Delvigne, a talented hatmaker, who arranged for me to have a hat fitting with her.

She managed to change my hospital routine for a day, into a sunny day away from the disease. I was able to try on a variety of hats, each one more original than the last.

When I was told I had cancer I immediately thought of the wig and when I started trying them on I never felt good, in fact I never felt like myself.

I didn’t really want a wig but I only realised that when I met Fabienne Delvigne. A woman can be beautiful in her illness with a hat, especially with her beautiful hats.

Marie Noëlle

“When I wear my turban people cross the road because I remind them of the illness.”

“Dear Madam, I was very happy to wear your hat and received many compliments. I didn’t think much about cancer during that evening and this light headdress made me feel good.”

« Normally the hat is worn. But, in certain circumstances, the hat carries you. »

Fabienne Delvigne

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