Woolpower Beanie Classic Merino Wool Hat
S175580
- Double-layer rib-knit beanie in Ullfrotté Original 400 merino wool
- 70% merino wool, 30% polyamide - the synthetic content holds the shape through repeated wear
- Merino keeps its warmth when damp from snowfall or hard walking, and breathes as you work
- Folded edge can be worn turned up or pulled down over the ears
- Unisex, one size, with enough stretch to fit most heads
- Knitted and finished in Östersund, Sweden, from mulesing-free wool
- Approximate weight 110g; machine washable at 40 degrees
The Woolpower Beanie Classic is a warm, soft merino hat built for cold days in the field and everyday wear alike. It is knitted in a double layer of Ullfrotté Original 400 with a rib structure that gives it both stretch and shape retention, so it grips without feeling tight. The blend is 70% merino wool to 30% polyamide: the wool carries the warmth and keeps working even when the hat is damp from snow or from a hard walk in, while the synthetic fibres stop it stretching out of shape over a season of use. The folded edge can be worn up for a shorter fit or pulled down over the ears when the wind gets up. It is a unisex one-size fit with plenty of give, weighs around 110g, and is knitted and made up in Woolpower's own factory in Östersund, Sweden, from mulesing-free merino. Machine washable at 40 degrees; do not tumble dry.
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