Vector Blue Nightcap - Soft Cotton Sleep Cap

Soft | Breathable | Soothing for Sensitive Scalps All Night

A soft, breathable nightcap made to soothe a sensitive scalp through hair loss. Whether your head feels cold and bare at night or tender to the touch, the Vector Blue gives you gentle comfort with no tight seams and no elastic to irritate.

It stays on gently while you sleep and stays breathable through a hot flush. The ink and blue stripe has a white back for a simple, everyday look.

Why You’ll Love It:

✔️ Soft cotton blend, breathable and kind to skin
✔️ Gentle stretch fit with no elastic band pressing on your head
✔️ Lightweight with a snug but gentle fit
✔️ Designed to stay on gently through the night
✔️ Ink and blue stripe with a white back

Perfect For:

• Sensitive or hairless scalps due to chemo or alopecia
• Women who prefer natural, breathable fabric
• Keeping your head warm at night after losing your hair

Fabric & Care:

• Cotton/Modal blend
• Light weight
• One size fits most, snug but gentle fit
• Ink and blue stripe with a white back
• Machine wash on cold, lay flat or hang to dry
• Lovingly designed in New Zealand

Your Questions, Answered:

What can I wear to keep my head warm at night after losing my hair?
A soft sleep cap like the Vector Blue. A bare head gets cold quickly at night and the chills can wake you. The Vector Blue keeps you warm and snug without being heavy, so it is gentle enough to sleep in every night.

What is the best sleep cap for a sensitive scalp?
Something soft and breathable, with no tight seams and no elastic band. That is how the Vector Blue is made, so there is nothing pressing or rubbing where your scalp feels tender.

Do people wear caps to sleep in during hair loss?
Yes, lots of women do. A cap keeps a bare head warm, soothes a sensitive scalp against the pillow and helps you feel less naked at night.

What fabric is best for a sensitive scalp at night?
A soft cotton blend is a gentle choice for a sensitive scalp, since it is breathable and non abrasive against the skin. The Vector Blue is made from a cotton and modal blend for that reason.

Is headwear subsidised in NZ?
Yes. Kaus is a Ministry of Health / Te Whatu Ora approved supplier, so if you qualify for the hair loss subsidy we can claim on your behalf. Easy as that.