Mini Kids Birthday Party Hats, Assorted, DIY Assembly Required

Perfect for my little one’s bday! Great quality. I used them for his stuffies.

Very cheap, very small, very disappointed. These are party hats for a child's party, assembly is difficult because the paper doesn't bend smoothly, the tabs to connect the sides are very hard to attach. The elastic chin straps have a sticky blob on a cellophane that's supposed to hold them on (I had to just give up and use scotch tape). Despite the cute patterns and colors, the product is an epic fail. I threw away the used and unused items after the party. Save yourself some time and disappointment.

Takes a long time to put together but my kids loved them.

these hats are small, even for a child-more like toddler sized. The crowns are comically small-perhaps infant sized -if even. Hats require patience to put together as they are very easy to rip during assembly. Pro-tip - reinforce seam with clear, gift wrap tape. Also reinforce where elastic attaches to hat with tape. Place pom-pom on the sticky dot first, then attach to hat. For best results, put pom-pom on last.

I love the patterns and colors of these hats. Lots of nice primary options that aren't girly (but there is some pink if that's your thing). They are kind of retro which I love. They are on the small side, especially the crowns, but I think that is deliberate. In their promo pics you can see them on an adult and how small they look. The instructions are in pictures and in Korean or Chinese. It was unclear how to thread the chin strings or get the pom poms on top (they didn't come with glue). 1. Shape them into cones and insert the die cut from outside to in. The trickiest part of this is the paper is rigid so may get a little bent when you're trying to get it into a curve. 2. To attach the pom poms without glue, push them from inside the cone and pull to the outside tip. They won't look as perfect as pictured, because to keep them secure some of the pom pom remains inside. Mine still looked cute and I didn't want to use glue/was in a hurry. (Got this tip from another review and it saved me!). 3. To secure the strings without threading them visibly around the cone from the outside, simply thread one end of the string from outside of the cone in, on each side, and tie the ends together inside the cone. See pictures if this is confusing. You should set aside maybe 30 minutes to put them all together. It could take 20 on the low end.

Just like all the reviewers said, you have to assemble these and it is hard to roll them. But we got them to work. At first thought this was for dolls or very little kids but upon trying on they work for big kids and adults too. They are actually quite cute and quickly we were satisfied with the smaller scale creating a different effect. The included glue dots are key to sticking on the pompoms but the straps did need something- we knitted them so they would not slip out. Think we could have used tape which would also reinforce the hole so if you pull to hard it doesn’t rip the thin cardboard Material. We weren’t going to wear them all day so we didn’t run into any wear and tear issues. All in all would buy again! Great product.

Just awful. They might fit our grandchild's stuff animals, but way too small for any human heads. The diameter is 3.5" and height about 4.5". The assembly instructions are also ridiculous: "1. the hat you received was paved. 2. align the hat with a gentle bend. 3. match the cap of the hat to each other 4. Well loaded 5. the bottom of the hat is very beautiful. 6. prepare a tight belt 7. the elastic band to wear holes reserved and knotted to Weili 8. prepare wool ball 9. stick the ball on the rubber [what "rubber"?] and fix it to the top of the hat. 10. please enjoy the party time" There is nothing to keep the little "wool ball" on the top of the tiny hat. The design is cute--that's why we bought them. But they are not remotely functional for an actual human party.

These are the worst, cheapest, poor quality party hats I have ever purchased, worn or seen! Let's just say Dollar Tree offers better quality party hats. I started putting one together and it ripped before I finished (in two places no less). I taped it. Luaghable. The instructions will give you a chuckle because apparently the "hat you received was paved." You "match the cap of the hat to each other." Step four says "well loaded." Step 5 says "the bottom of the hat is very beautiful." It is plain white. 6 says "prepare the tight belt"-whatever that means. 7. "The elastic band to wear holes reserved and knotted to Weill." #8-"Prepare the wool ball." Ok, how to I prepare it? 9. Stick the ball on the rubber and fix it to the top of the hat." There are little sticky circles that you can barely remove from a card. When you do they are a mess and stick to your fingers and clump. I managed to get some on the "wool ball" to afix the hat, but the rest stuck to the cardboard hat. Oh yes, and the flimsy, easily ripped "party hatset" describes the "wool balls" as "Flocculus, Floccculus random color collocation. " The company does say "please enjoy the party time." I won't because of these horrible hats! Buyer beware!