be bold and beautiful
Is hair-loss leaving you feeling cold?
Are you looking for some easy and comfortable headwear? Bold Beanies are simple cotton hats designed with no extra fabric or unnecessary seams, to fit snuggly onto the head. Choose from a beautiful range of simple plains and limited edition prints.
Feeling bold? Then why not add your own slogan to the front!
new! Valentine Bouquets
new! Cancer Research UK Beanies
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Emilienne Rebel and Bold Beanies have joined forces with Cancer Research UK
to help promote and raise funds for breast cancer awareness.
These limited edition hats are available
in blue and pink with the Cancer Research UK ribbon logo on the side. |
Feedback
"Wonderful, comfy hats - you are a lifesaver!"
"My wife absolutely loved the bouquet (for our anniversary)... she now only wears Bold Beanies around the house."
"I bought the hat for my sister in law who is receiving chemo at the moment. She was complaining that since she has lost her hair she feels her head cold, especially at night. I told her I would look on the web and try to find something for her. I am delighted with the hat. My sister is also just about to undergo her cancer treatment so it may well be that I will be purchasing another beanie for her in the near future. Once again thank you for the lovely cosy hat and the very quick delivery."
"Great item... came back to order another. Thank you!"
My Story
I, Emilienne Rebel, lost my hair two years ago when I underwent Chemotherapy treatment for Breast Cancer. An extremely difficult time for myself and my family. I found my head got very cold at night time, scarves would slip and woollen hats were too warm.... all I wanted was a simple, stylish, cotton hat to keep my head warm and, although I wasn't ashamed of losing may hair, needed to cover-up in front of my young children and get on with running the home. The idea for Bold Beanies was born.
I still struggle daily with Tamoxifen and a toddler in the terrible twos... but as both I and the business go from strength to strength I look forward to the future and helping others.
My Hair-loss
On my youngest daughter's 1st birthday, I had my second round of Chemo. Having had a few lost hairs, my husband had shaved my head in preparation ... but I hadn't quite expected how emotional I would feel - I cried in shock, especially being called a boy, by my then 4 year old little girl. My hair even hurt as it started to fall out. I was never ashamed of this symptom of my struggle, but losing my hair, eyebrows and eyelashes totally changed my face and effected my confidence. I felt very cold and had to keep covered up at all times.
If anyone is looking for the positives of losing your hair? Very quick to get ready in the morning and no more shaving those legs - Great!
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