Fur hats are headwear made from animal pelts, designed to provide warmth and protection against cold weather. Commonly crafted from materials like rabbit, fox, or mink, these hats have been worn for centuries in various cultures. They come in different styles, including the ushanka, a traditional Russian hat with ear flaps, and the trapper hat, popular in North America. In addition to their practical use, fur hats have also been associated with fashion and status. They are often seen in winter collections and can be adorned with embellishments. However, the use of fur has sparked debates regarding animal rights and sustainability, leading to a rise in faux fur alternatives.