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Fisherman's Rolled Beanie

Cascade Green

Sale price£40.00

COLOUR: Cascade Green

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Cascade Green
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  • Two ply 100% recycled polyester beanie yarn
  • 102g
  • Rib knit cuff that traps heat and stays put
  • Fully fashioned construction for a low profile
  • Shallow fit that skims the ears
  • Itch free
  • Made in a Fair Trade Certified factory in Vietnam

Fully fashioned, which means the knit is shaped rather than cut and sewn, so it sits close instead of bulking up under a hood. The rib cuff is the part doing the work, trapping heat and staying where you put it. All recycled polyester and no itch, which is the trade off people usually accept with wool. Cascade Green.

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