A slouch beanie knit from US-grown alpaca in a mix of rib and cable, which gives it real texture rather than a flat surface. The headband is lined with microfleece, so it blocks wind where it matters and stays breathable at the crown.
What we like about this one is where it comes from: the fibre is grown on small alpaca farms in the United States, spun at century-old textile mills, knit at a fourth-generation family mill, then cut and sewn here too. That is an unusual amount of American supply chain for a $75 hat, and it is the same fibre we grow.
80% US alpaca, 20% recycled nylon; microfleece headband lining
