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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Lupus / July 2007hats? sun protection
Ok, anyone ever buy coolibar hats? bucket hats especially. Or any other hat for that matter any where that is UVA/UVB protective? I have a Tilley hat that is so darn heavy it makes me sweat. I also wear ball hats but need more of a bucket hat. I do own a straw hat but again they can be over warm to wear. I love hats so send me to a place that has them. Most all of coolibar are 3 inch brim so that is a good thing. anyone?? thanks much janers Janners, try these links http://sundayafternoons.com/index.cgi?id=983329313343 www.hats.com The Sundayafternoons site sells sun protective clothing. They were brought to my attention via a monthly news letter from our health insurance. I have not checked their prices. Hope you find something that you like, is comfortable, and works! I love hats!!!!!! Would wear them all the time if I could find some that really fit my head (without having to pay a fortune for them). Since I am not a very large person and have very thin and baby fine hair....all the hats come down over my ears. <g> Maybe good for keeping the sun off my ears but looks really "dorky". LOL Hugs, Sherry > Ok, anyone ever buy coolibar hats? bucket hats especially. Or any other > hat for that matter any where that is UVA/UVB protective? [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > thanks much > janers Well Sherry thank you. I don't have to worry about a hat coming down deep on my head cause I got A FAT head. NO comments people. But I measure a over 23 inches around, hehe. I love hats too and keep my hair short for years. Much much easier to manage for me. Dorky? Heck I have been called that LOL. If you look at many of my pics wearing a hat I am sure you would agree haha. thanks will go look at that site right now hugs janers >Well Sherry thank you. I don't have to worry about a hat coming down deep >on my head cause I got A FAT head. NO comments people. > >But I measure a over 23 inches around, hehe. Around the what?  SignatureAndy Taylor [Chair, N E Lupus Group] See http://www.northeastlupus.org.uk for more! THE HEAD Andy, The HEAD.... HOw I wish it was my waist though haha. Or even a nice thigh ..... I know woman and their measurements. Notice I didn't say zip about Boobs. bye me Hi Janers I really don't like wearing hats. SO many hats I have purchased have been mistakes. I bought a straw hat that had a little upward sort of brim, which became very wobbly after just a few wearings. I took the darn thing and put several rounds of floral wire around the brim and then covered it by sewing down the little upward part on the brim. It is now my favorite hat. Of course I have to fuss with everything I have until it is "me," and this is just one example. The Mexicanos working on my house took a liking to me. They were all wearing these straw hats, and the forman gave me one too! I guess I *was* actually the supervisor of the whole project. I wonder how many people have a landlord to say that: "You're the boss, you are the one living with it, not me." But I think that this is his first try at rental property, and he hasn't learned to be a wicked landlord yet<grin> Love and stuff, Mair > Ok, anyone ever buy coolibar hats? bucket hats especially. Or any other > hat for that matter any where that is UVA/UVB protective? [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > thanks much > janers > Ok, anyone ever buy coolibar hats? bucket hats especially. Or any other > hat for that matter any where that is UVA/UVB protective? [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > thanks much > janers I have been wearing coolibar hats for months now....they may be a little bulky...the bucket hats............however they do a great job.....has almost put an end to the dealing with the flo lights at work....along with coolibar jacket oe the long sleeve shirts that are also spf 50.......and of course a ton of sun screeen. Haven't heard of that other place but am going to check that out now....hard to find variety in clothing so the more sites the better eh peace... deb Solumbra hats have wide brims too. www.solumbra.com I'm looking at Coolibar hats too.. I have my eye on the cotton spa hat 3.25" brim crushable, breathable They also have a hat that's 2.2 oz called the featherweight bucket hat. 3.25" brim moisture-wicking internal sweatbad for comfort Nicole Signature3 of every 10 Americans Know Someone With Lupus Help find the cure. www.lupus.org > Ok, anyone ever buy coolibar hats? bucket hats especially. Or any other > hat for that matter any where that is UVA/UVB protective? [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > thanks much > janers I just got off the phone with Tilley hats company. I have a Tilly hat but it is very heavy hat and makes me sweat like crazy. SO I called the company and they told me they would give me 50% off a new hat, keep my old hat any how. I told them I wanted light weight, bucket hat for every day run and go hat, Nothing to make me sweat and one that protects. Well all Tilly hats protect from sun 98% so there is no problem she did tell me that I need to buy a T hat so I ordered me a T1 hat bucket style. Easy to use and with almost 3 inch brim around. It fits down to your ears LOW on your head, I mean LOL. I will try it I looked at the coolibar ones and debated but I like my old tilley as rain proof and did protect me but way too hot. So for the price for me was good. I believe the coolibar are 29.99 and the tilly is 27.50 so what the hey. I will let you know what I end up with and how it works. They say COTTON DUCK hats are the best for less sweating and comfort. okey dokey janers Janers: Bev asked that I contact you. George has had a stroke. Please contact me on my email so I can forward you Bev's emails from this morning. friendofcurtis@yahoo.com Your email did not work. Bev did not think you munged your address, but it kicked back when I tried a few minutes ago. Thank you. David S. (Buttercup's Dad). > Janers: > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > David S. (Buttercup's Dad). Not sure why this screws up the email address. Damn! friend of curtis at yahoo.com |
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