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CI Hat FAQ

November 22, 2020 by Liz-DVD

A woman looks off into the woods. She is wearing glasses and a navy blue cochlear implant hat. She has a CI with an earpiece shown in a pocket on the hat and the transmitter is on her scalp under an opening in the hat.
What are the size options for CI Hats?

I can make hats sized for Children, and Adults.
Child size: Unstretched 16.5 in/41.5 cm, Stretched 21 in/52.5 cm
Adult size: Unstretched 19.75 in/49cm, Stretched 24 in/60cm

What CI options are available?

Single ear CI (left or right), bilateral CI

Can get a “Mommy and Me” set with one CI Hat and a matching hat with no CI adaptations?

Yes!! I got you! Reach out to differentviewdesigns@gmail.com for a custom order!

What kind of CIs do these hats work with?

I designed this hat to work with the CIs with a separate sound processor earpiece and transmitter. I have gotten feedback that the opening also works for the single sound processor types as well!A woman looks off into the woods. She is wearing glasses and a navy blue cochlear implant hat. She has a CI with an earpiece shown in a pocket on the hat and the transmitter is on her scalp under an opening in the hat. A toddler looks away from the camera. She is wearing a pink hat with an opening for her cochlear implant sound processor.

Will the CI be secure in this hat?

CI types with an earpiece sit inside a pocket. There is a removable loop that can fit over the front of the earpiece. There is also an option for a small safety pin or lobster clasp that can attach to the cord to add extra security.

So these are hand made. How long do they take to make?

I can make a hat in a few hours. If I could do nothing but knit all the time I could crank out lots of hats. I’m juggling my full time job on top of this amazing gig!

Can I wash the hats?

Oh yes! I believe anything that can be worn by a child should be washable!! Pop them in a lingerie bag and wash in the washing machine on Gentle. Or wash by hand in the sink. Always lay flat to dry!

What kind of yarn do you use? Any allergy concerns?

I use acrylic yarn. Acrylic yarn eliminates any issues with wool allergies. Often acrylic is more washable and forgiving than wool yarn. But don’t worry about quality! I only use the softest yarn for my hats. My rule is that if I can rub the yarn against my cheek and I like how it feels, it makes the cut. If it’s scratchy, it’s rejected.

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This cochlear implant hat design is in patent pending status. Any copying or reproduction of the design in part or in whole is illegal. Redistribution (not including purchase for the purpose of gifting) and reselling are also illegal. Any breach could result in legal action.

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