A fox hat and mink hood in one: rose-taupe mink covers the head and nape, and a full sandy-beige fox trim fans around the face. Threaded through it is a pale pink jersey scarf whose ends carry fluffy beige fox pompons. Universal fit, comfortable to roughly −20°C, made by hand in Ukraine.
Rosy mink, sandy fox, a blush of jersey.
Dusty Rose Mink Meets Sand-Colored Fox
The two furs are close in tone but not identical, which is what makes the hood interesting. The mink is muted rose touched with taupe, smooth and velvety. The fox is lighter and warmer, sand-colored, its tips shading darker where they catch the light. Around the face it forms a soft, airy halo; on the hood it reads as a calm pink-beige. The jersey scarf below is the palest note, a light blush that keeps the whole piece feminine without being sugary.
A Fox Hat That Frames the Face
Long fox hair stands proud of the opening and stops gusts short of the cheeks, while mink holds heat over crown and nape. That combination makes the hood comfortable to around −20°C. It also flatters: the fox softens the jawline and adds volume that balances a long coat or a puffer. For a slimmer look without fox, see our all-mink hoods in the same collection or browse mink hats.
Wearing the Blush Jersey Scarf
One loop round the throat brings the fox pompons to the front; otherwise let them hang free at either side. Cream, camel, grey and white coats look soft and elegant with it; navy and black make the pink-beige glow. Rose-gold jewellery and nude gloves suit the palette. For lighter knitted styles with fox, see our knitted fur hats.
Sizing
Sold as Powder, single size. The knit gives enough to suit nearly everyone, and wrapping tunes the fit.
Specifications
- Hood: dusty rose mink with a taupe cast, full coverage
- Face trim: sandy-beige fox with darker tips
- Pompons: beige fox
- Scarf and lining: pale blush jersey
- Fit: universal
- Warmth: about −20°C
- Care: shake the fox after outings; yearly furrier service
- Origin: Handcrafted in Ukraine
Rose mink and sandy fox in one cosy piece.
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Questions People Ask
Is the fox pink like the mink?
No, the fox is a sandy beige with darker tips, a shade lighter and warmer than the mink. The mink is a dusty rose with a taupe cast. Side by side they look like one soft palette rather than an exact match, which gives the hood depth. The blush scarf ties both tones together.
Powder mink with mink pompons, or this fox version?
The other model is all mink: a smooth face edge and mink pompons, with a close, neat silhouette. This one adds a voluminous fox trim around the face and fox pompons on the scarf, so it looks fuller, softer and more dramatic, and blocks wind better at the cheeks. Both are rated to about −20°C.
Is so much fox right for a petite face?
Yes, in most cases. The trim frames the face rather than covering it, and the long hairs soften rather than widen the outline. On a petite face, push the hood slightly back from the forehead so more of the face shows. Keep hair smooth or tied low so the fox has room to fan out.
Can I take phone calls with the hood up?
Yes, with a small adjustment. The trim sits around the ear area, so hold the phone slightly forward or use earbuds. Fox hair is soft and springs back after pressing. For a longer call indoors, push the hood back so it rests around your neck, and talk freely without fur at the ear.
Snow or rain on the trim: then what?
Shake off snow or drops outside, then leave the hood to dry indoors on a rounded form, trim free. Avoid heaters and hairdryers. Once dry, shake again and the hairs fluff back up. If the trim looks flat after heavy rain, a furrier can restore its volume. Keep an umbrella handy on wet days.
Is pink and beige fur suitable for evening events?
Yes. The soft palette and the fox halo look festive with a cream, camel or black evening coat, and the hood keeps your hair protected on the way to a theatre, a dinner or a party. Indoors, lower it to your shoulders like a stole. Pearl or crystal earrings complete the look.
Which skin tones suit dusty rose and sand?
Most complexions. The rose in the mink adds a healthy glow to fair and light skin, while the warm sandy fox flatters olive and golden tones. Deep skin looks beautiful against the light, soft furs. If your skin is very cool and pale, add a rosy lip so the beige trim doesn't wash you out.
Is a hood with two furs heavy?
No. Mink is one of the lightest furs, and fox, despite its volume, is airy rather than dense. The jersey scarf adds almost nothing. On the head the hood feels lighter than many wool hats with a thick lining, and the weight is spread evenly over the crown, so nothing presses on the forehead or ears.