Davy Crockett Fur Hat for Kids

Davy Crockett real fur hat for kids, made of genuine recycled raccoon fur with a real tail.

This trapper hat for boys or girls is perfect for your little adventurer who thinks he's a backwoods boy like Davy Crockett and Daniel Boone.

This iconic and one-of-a-kind hat is made from genuine recycled raccoon fur.

It will keep any kid's head warm with style and panache.

Warmer than the competition, this hat is lined with a very soft, non-irritating black woolen fabric, which will keep you warmer than a usual quilted lining.

• The ears and neck cover can be worn down or folded up inside the hat.
• You have the choice to take the hat with or without an ears cover (Add 1" or 2.5 cm to your head circumference to select the size if you want to fold the ears cover inside).
• A velcro strip inside allows the hat to be tightened as needed.
• Authentic Davy Crockett kids' raccoon fur hat
  
  

The recycled fur allows the recycling of good second-hand fur coats and protects furry animals from exploitation.

►► The raccoon fur color may vary a little from pictures and the size and length of the tail may also vary, we work with natural and unique materials and that's the beauty of each product.

MATERIALS: recycled fur (Fur cleaned and smells good). Recycled fur comes from fur coats. The lining is made of a very soft, non-irritating black woolen fabric that will keep you warm.

- Handmade in Canada.

Product No: CDK

Size Chart:

** The ages mentioned are only a guide, we recommend measuring the kid's head since some have a larger head than others. Consider that on average, kids' heads grow 2 cm (3/4") between 1 and 2 years old, 1 cm (3/8") between 2 and 3 years old and then 0.5 cm (1/4") per year.

* Measure the head size:

- Use a soft tape measure and start from the bottom of the forehead, just over eyebrows and past it around your head at the widest part.

- If you don't have a soft tape measure, you can take a string or a rope that is not elastic and after going around your head you put it on the table and measure with a construction tape measure or a ruler.

- Don’t take the measurement loose or very tight, but snug.

- Take the measurement 2-3 times to be sure it is correct.

- If you are between two sizes, take the larger one and consider that the kid's head will grow like mentioned below the size tab.

- If you have questions on which size to choose or anything else, you can ask us and we will help you.

Read our blog post to learn more about Davy Crockett and his hat.