Six designs on one elasticated strap is the useful thing here, because it lets you pick whichever your cat is most likely to put up with rather than taking whatever a listing happens to offer. There is a plain pumpkin, a smiling pumpkin, a curved smiling face, a flat corner cap, a spider and a small human skeleton. All are free size and all fasten in exactly the same way.

Elastic under the chin is the standard fastening for cat headwear and it carries an obvious drawback: it holds firmly, which is precisely what you do not want if your cat panics halfway through. Check you can get a finger between the elastic and the throat before you let go, and be ready to lift the whole thing straight off. The elastic is there to hold the hat, not the cat. Everything here is fabric, with nothing rigid near the eyes.

• Six designs, including pumpkin, spider and skeleton
• Elasticated chin strap on every version
• Free size across the whole range
• Soft fabric with no rigid parts
• Flat corner cap included for cats who refuse a domed hat

Two things worth knowing. Free size means one size, and one size does not fit every cat; a broad-headed Maine Coon and a kitten are not the same problem. Supervised wear only, in short spells.

Who it's for: Cat owners who want a choice of designs and accept that the right one is whichever their cat objects to least.