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Ear flaps - these are what they sound like - flaps to cover the ears and keep them warm; they may end in chin fastener ties, or not
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Where can one purchase a hat with ear flaps online?
A hat with ear flaps is ideal for harsh Canadian winters. It can be found online on Etsy if one is looking for a homemade version, or it can be found on the Goorin Bros. website under the heading 'Trooper & Earflap'.
Is it fashionable to wear a winter hat with ear flaps?
NOT ONLY IS IT FASHIONABLE BUT IT KEEPS YOUR EARS WARM
How do you crochet a hat with ear flaps?
A basic Google search turned up several crocheted hats with ear flaps. I've included links to some below. I particularly liked the kitty one.
Where is the leather on your dog?
The ear flaps are called 'leather'.
Name the animals that has ear flaps and animals that don't have ear flaps?
elephant have ear flaps so they can pick up good signal
What is the specific feature of an ushanka hat?
The Ushanka hat also goes by the term of a trooper's hat. This is basically a Russian hat which has ear flaps which can be tied to the crown of the hat. The ushanka hat is usually made out of fur suitable for cold weather.
What are the name of he snow hats with the ear flaps?
it's called a laplander
Why do sea lions have ear flaps?
they have ear flaps as they are in the water to reduce the amount of water inside the ear they flap it out and shake their booty
Do whales have ear flaps?
no
Why do some animals have large ear flaps?
Some animals have large ear flaps so they can hear more noises better and louder.
What is the name for Russian hats?
An ushanka is a Russian fur cap with ear flaps that can be tied up to the crown of the cap, or tied at the chin to protect the ears from the cold. In the English-speaking world, it is referred to as a shapka, from the Russian language word for "hat". Ushanka literally translates as "ear-flaps hat". http://russian-crafts.com/russian-hats.html
What are the flaps in the dryer called?
. . . flaps!
