About Chemo Beanies

About Chemo Beanies

About Chemo Beanies

About Chemo Beanies

About Chemo Beanies

Angelle Albright was just 38 years old with 3 small children when she was given a 34% chance of surviving breast cancer. The diagnosis itself was a heartbreaker, but the idea of losing her figure and hair was absolutely heart-wrenching. Her locks of long curly hair were her signature, but faking her exotic hair with a wig in 2005 was not possible. The struggle to find good-looking, good-fitting head covers just didn't exist. Scarves were costly, had to be tied, and refused to stay in place. Her search caused her more anxiety than she could handle. She lost her dignity and mostly went bald or lived in a comfy bandana that left many parts of her head exposed. Five years later, she survived thanks to new targeted therapies, and when her sister was diagnosed, she refused to let her suffer the same frustration. She came up with the perfect solution to ease the added burden of baldness for others. A simple, yet stylish alternative to old-fashioned scarf-tying and your grandmother's turban. The unique design provides full coverage and the elastic band in the back keeps it comfortably in place. The built-in neck scarf was designed to invoke the feeling of having hair, without a large knot on the back of their head for long afternoons in the chemo chair. Women should be free to focus on their healthcare, not their headwear. Each SKU is named after a warrior who inspired us along the way. American-made, yet priced to afford multiples for fashionable looks over time of treatment.Read their story