Robin Earmuffs
Robin Earmuffs
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Stay cozy on your commute or on any bike ride with these woolly ear warmers that attach right to your helmet! This original design slides easily onto your helmet straps and stays in place with hidden velcro ("hook and loop") fasteners. Blocks the wind and keeps your ears warm for winter riding as well as those chilly spring and fall days - without the need for a bulky toque, hat or beanie under your helmet.
One size fits most adult- or teen-sized helmets.
Materials:
Most are made from repurposed 100% wool sweaters. Non-wool fabric compositions are described below.
Non-wool variants:
•MAROON (100% polyester Polar Fleece)
•My personal bias is showing, as I prefer natural wool to synthetic. I am happy to take custom orders to expand my non-wool offerings, so please be in touch if you need this service!
Here's a video showing how to put them on your helmet straps!
Note 1: "Simply Radishing" is an "odd match" because though both use the same grey/red colours, look closely and you'll see one has a grey outer and one has a red outer!
Note 2: "Red Hot" is made with extra thick wool! Thicker and stiffer than any of the other variants. For the extreme cold, and perhaps those with slightly smaller heads as you may need some extra room in your helmet to adjust for the thickness.
Note 3: All the colour names were nicked from nail polish names. I've always thought nail polish colour names were very silly and what a job it must be to come up with them. I thought it might be likewise funny to reuse the silly names for my own products. Truth be told, navigating the nail polish website was not easy and many of the colour names were absolutely not appropriate for this application. But I did it! And here we are. Hope you enjoy!
In the photo, I'm wearing "Ice blue", and "Forest green" -- but those colours are from a previous batch and are now out enjoying life elsewhere :)
(Oh, and if you're wondering about the name -- I name all my original creations after birds :) The Robin is one that we always associate and wait for in the springtime, but if you look, they are out and about and active all year long. Just like bicycles <3)
