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Actually this would the perfect headwear for a woman who has undergone chemotherapy for breast (or any other) cancer, lost their hair, and looking for something inexpensive to wear. Since I am a 3 year breast cancer survivor, I can tell you that I spent a fortune on a wig, scarves, and hats.
So---this is definitely a welcome product in my eyes! Way to go, Kohl's!!!!

OMG,, this is ALMOST as bad (if not equally horrid) as the new "Tube flops" at Dillard's..! It's a flip-flop with socks attached.. I guess they didn't get the memo that socks & sandals were a no-no in anyone's case.. sooo,,,, what is fashion coming too? && WHERE did it go???lol

Isn't that Tony Little's hat! "You can do it!!"

Yes, this is evidenced by the fact that you already own a closet full of them.

Now its time to get back to work, your break is over.

Put our lipstick on, there are clients waiting for you...

Harry's got one in every color!

wow. you are a bit of a moron aren't you?

The author of this article is obviously really young. There's nothing "wrong" w/being young, but one must "hone-up" on one's history, lest one make themselves look foolish, which is what she is doing in this article. The pony-tail cap has been around for YEARS and i mean like 20 years+. The author comes from a place where she has to ask if this is SERIOUS right in the headline. She is ill-compassionate to the cancer sufferer or ANYONE else who might not have hair on top of their head or anywhere else the cap might cover and who would welcome the feel of a little ponytail swaying around the back of their head. It has NOTHING to do w/"fashion" per-se, which is where the author is coming from. So I say to the author to GROW UP, get mature and I say to her boss that she shouldn't write another article until she becomes more mature or mature ENOUGH to where she can see all sides in a situation rather than expound upon the "yukkiness" of something she sees as being deficient.

Regarding the "Ponytail Cap", I think I saw something like the Ponytail Cap in a mailing I use to get back in the 1980's or 90's, it was as a Halloween type of Item.
Also note that the Ponytail Cap isn't just for Females, as there are Males who try to or use to have Ponytail Style Hair, personally, I think such an Item for older persons, is Vanity Minded however, if the Ponytail Cap could be improved, perhaps it would be good for, mostly Girls who lost their hair due to Cancer Treatments or other factors of ill health and or any Foulplay, until, hopefully, real hair would grow again.

We bought one of these ten years ago for my mother-in-law undergoing breast cancer chemotherapy. It was a white cap with rhinestone lettering on the front that said "Bad Hair Day." It also had a much better looking pony tail than the lame version in the picture above.....

Selling products without paying a fee to AOL is illegal. Buy a website and peddle your junk there

Sorry people, this is not a new item hitting the market.....15 years ago we bought these in Santa Rosa , Ca. went to San Francisco and fit right in...... Had a great time with our longer hair.....

That hat is gross!!

Shoot, my family would've bought that as a joke for my grandfather, who sad to say passed away nearly two summers ago from lung cancer. As a joke for his last Christmas, we bought him one of those rastafarian (sp ?) caps with the fake dreadlocks attached, and being the comedian that he is, he put it on ! A friend of mine, when she was diagnosed with breast cancer, braided her long hair, and after it got cut off she had a friend attach it to her bandana. Whenever she went out riding her motorcycle, she wore the braid, and no one knew she was bald underneath. Sadly she passed away from the cancer 4 years ago this February. I think it's a hoot.