These facehugger facewarmers come from Brooklyn weird textiles queen Knitrocious (previously). They're made to order from acrylic yarn and cost $150 each: "Legs have clips so that they can be worn around the head (you know, during sexy time) or unclipped just hang out."
Facehugger Face Warmer [Knitrocious/Etsy]
(Thanks, Fipi Lele!)
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