Everywhere I go, I get almost, literaly 13 compliments in a single day. It really is a good feeling. Escpecially since I have a sister who yells at me when I wear it in publice.

The ears were very floppy when I first got it. My mom is fortunately very good at sewing. First she made a very small incision, then she put straws in the interior outline of the ears. After that, she stuffed it with stuffing, then put the final straw in the bottom of the ears. The material is very thick on the edges of the ears. It was also hard for her to see in the lighting she was in. So, I'd suggest doing it when it's sunny in a well lit room.

The hat is fuzzy and when you itch the nose with your hand in the paws, it only makes your nose itch all the more. I will say though, even with a head as big as mine, the hat still fits perfectly. This year I used it as a halloween costume and this little girl looked to be about 3. Every time she would come over by me, she started saying, "meow, meow, meow," it was very mono toned and somewhat loud. But it was also very cute.

Rather than the fact that it itches your nose, it also has a zipper on the side that opens to be a pocket. Unlike most hats at its price, it also has a built in button so you can button it up. But, unfortunately, my head's too big to use it. I also wouldn't suggest washing it. I hear that washing a hat like that in the laundry isn't a very good idea. instead take a little bit of soap and some water on a wash rag and scrub the parts that are most dirty.

The ears look so cute standing up. Not only does it put a smile on a random passerby's face, It also puts smiles on older people and children's faces. I guess that's what I like about it the most. Not only is it warm, roomy, and cozey, it also cheers people up! In a good way, not in an insulting way, of course.