Are there any sisters/nuns who wear hoods/cowls rather than veils?

[Lady Grey, Hot]

I was just reading that Carthusian nuns have a habit very similar to that of the monks except for the difference in head covering. This got me to thinking: are there any women's orders that wear hoods or cowls? 

[Sponsa-Christi]

Some wear hoods along with their veils. The Hermits of St. Mary of Carmel (contemplative Sisters) receive a hooded mantel when they make final vows. 

[Tessa]

Trappistines in California https://www.redwoodsabbey.org/ wear hoods/hooded cowls. Very different from other Trappistine communities in the USA.

[DameAgnes]

The Sisters of the Community of Our Lady of Walsingham in UK wear hoods rather than veils. 

https://walsinghamcommunity.org/living-gospel-values/solitude

https://walsinghamcommunity.org/living-gospel-values/vows

[jemgenesis]

The Monastic Sisters of Bethlehem have a hood on their scapular.  However, under the hood there is also a blue veil and another piece that could be described as a wimple.  The hoods are always up when they are at community liturgies.  When they leave the Monastery property they wear something very different.  It's a long blue skirt and a garment they call the melot.  The melot is also blue and it resembles what we commonly call a 'hoodie'. Under the hood of the hoodie they wear the same head covering (with the blue veil).  Novices do not wear the full head covering.  They have a kerchief that is knotted in the back of the head.  

john

[Pax17]

The Baltimore Carmelites wear a hooded cowl.