Cancer head scarf Liz - Indian Summer
How many outfits could you pair this with? Dark blue, fuchsia, pink, lilac and warm earthy tones give you plenty to play with. Simply pick out one of the colours in your jumper, blouse or accessories and you’re good to go. And the best thing about the Liz Indian Summer chemo scarf? That beautifully draped style looks far more complicated to create than it actually is. Put it on like a hat, arrange the stitched-on tails and you’re ready. During hair loss from chemotherapy treatment or alopecia, at least there’s one thing you won’t have to spend long thinking about: what to wear it with.
✓ Fashion look of a scarf — with the ease of a hat
✓ Super easy to style — hardly any tying or wrapping
✓ Different looks — leave the tails loose or wrap them around your head
✓ Won’t slip off — stays securely in place, even in wind or when you’re moving
✓ Super soft on your scalp — no itching or tightness
✓ One size fits all — soft stretch fabric adapts to your head
Everything you want to know about Liz:
- Put it on like a hat: the base is a soft cap with the scarf tails already sewn on. No complicated wrapping.
- A great look in no time: simply arrange the tails and you’re ready. It really is that easy.
- Beautiful volume: the fabric and tails naturally add volume, so your head looks less small or flat with hair loss.
- Suits every face shape: long, narrow, round or angular — the tails make it easy to create a look that flatters your face.
Absolutely. That’s one of the best things about Liz:
- Quick & easy: simply tie one knot at the nape of your neck and leave the tails loose over your shoulders.
- More volume: wrap the tails around your head for a true turban look.
- Change it up whenever you like: one Liz gives you several easy styling options.
In the video among the photos, Tine shows you step by step how she does it. It really couldn’t be much easier.
Yes. Because the base is a cap, your head stays properly covered.
- Won’t easily slip off: even when you’re moving around or it’s windy.
- Cleverly secured: the tails are sewn to the cap at carefully chosen points to keep everything in place.
- No worries while you’re out: even if the knot at the nape of your neck loosens, the cap stays on your head.
Yes, we specifically took this into account when designing Liz.
- No need to raise your arms: you can tie the scarf tails in your lap.
- Leave the knot in place: afterwards, you can simply put Liz on like a hat.
- Easier when movement is limited: especially useful if you temporarily find it difficult to raise your arms after breast or underarm surgery.
We also carefully considered the length of the scarf tails.
- Long enough to drape beautifully: the tails fall nicely over your shoulder.
- Makes your Porth-a-Cath less noticeable: drape one tail over the small bump from your port catheter below your collarbone to make it less visible.
- Handy with light-coloured clothing: for example, with a light blouse or top where the bump might otherwise show more clearly.
- No rubbing inner seams: nothing to unnecessarily irritate your sensitive scalp.
- No elastic or Velcro: nothing hard to itch, pinch or feel tight.
- Super-soft stretch fabric: supple and comfortable against your head.
- Discreet brand label: placed on the outside so it can’t rub against your scalp.
- 92% viscose + 8% elastane: soft, supple fabric made from natural fibres, light on the skin and with enough stretch for a comfortable fit.
- Extra comfortable: softer than cotton and holds its shape better than bamboo viscose.
- Oeko-Tex® certified: tested for harmful substances according to STANDARD 100 by Oeko-Tex® requirements.
- For every season: the lightweight jersey is suitable for all temperatures.
Liz is one size. The stretchy jersey adapts comfortably to your head without feeling tight. With wear, the fabric of this chemo sleep cap will soften a little more.
Wendy’s tip: Have a smaller head and find your Liz scarf a little too loose? Pop it in the tumble dryer briefly after washing to shrink it slightly.
Absolutely. Here’s how to keep your Liz scarf looking its best:
- Wash: max. 30°C on a gentle spin cycle
- Detergent: regular detergent, no wool detergent or fabric softener
- Protect: preferably use a laundry bag
- Dry: lay flat to air-dry; avoid the tumble dryer
- Iron: usually unnecessary, but possible at a low temperature
Need to wash it at 60°C for medical reasons? You can, although the fabric will wear more quickly.
Free shipping in the Benelux on orders over €95.
For orders under €95:
- Belgium & the Netherlands: €6.95
- Luxembourg, France & Germany: €9.50
- Ireland & the United Kingdom: €13.95
- Another destination? See all rates under Shipments & deliveries.
For orders delivered outside the European Union, additional charges and customs duties may apply. These are not included in the total amount of your order and must be paid upon delivery.
You can return your order within 30 days:
Items must be unworn and undamaged, in their original packaging and with all labels and tags still attached.
- Packs must be returned as a whole; individual items from a pack cannot be returned separately.
- For hygiene reasons, beauty and personal care products cannot be returned.
- You’ll find all the details in our returns policy.
The Rosette la Vedette effect:
Our founder Wendy was diagnosed withbreast cancerat 34 andlost her own hairduring chemo. She knows first-hand what you need tokeep feeling like yourselfat a time when you’re losing so much more than just your hair.
No models with a full head of hair hidden under their hats, but real customers experiencing hair loss. So you can immediately see what our headwear really looks like without hair.
Wendy wore hats and scarves day and night for 8 months herself. She knows what it takes to avoid itching or uncomfortable pressure. Because really, you want just one thing: to look good and forget you’re wearing anything at all, right?
Small styling tricks can make a big difference. That’s why you get our Style Guide, packed with 15 years of experience and our best tips, as a gift.
You don’t have to go through this alone.That’s why we also share practical tips, advice and relatable stories from experts and others who’ve been there on our website. For a little extra support, inspiration and reassurance whenever you need it.