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Fisherman Beanie, 100% Merino Wool, Handmade Crochet Watch Cap
Fisherman Beanie, 100% Merino Wool, Handmade Crochet Watch Cap
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Fisherman beanie hat.
This hat is handmade from high-quality thick 100% merino wool.
A warm and practical accessory for the autumn-winter season.
You can wear it as a short beanie with a folded cuff at the edge, or as a classic style that partially covers the ears.
Available colors:
dark gray
black
navy melange
gray
military green
dark brown
brown melange
autumn mix
rust brown
Size guide:
For the best fit, please measure your head circumference with a tape measure.
Head circumference:
21 - 21.5 inhces (53 – 55 cm)
22 - 22.5 inches (56 – 57 cm)
23 - 23.5 inches (58 – 60 cm)
24 - 24.5 inches (61 – 62 cm)
25 - 25.5 inches (63 – 65 cm)
If your measurement falls between sizes, please choose the closest option.
Merino wool is especially soft and gentle. This hat can be worn during outdoor sports. For example, running, mountaineering, cycling. Merino wool perfectly absorbs and removes moisture without creating a greenhouse effect.
Care instructions:
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Hand wash in lukewarm water (about 30°C / 86°F).
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Use a mild detergent or shampoo.
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Do not tumble dry. Lay flat to dry.
Keep in mind that when you wash the product, it shouldn't stay in the water for a long time. When you place the product for drying on a flat surface that absorbs moisture, you may feel that the hat has lost its shape. Don't worry - just carefully lay it out and align the edge. After drying, the merino wool will regain its elasticity and shape.
This item is made to order. Please allow 5–7 business days for production before shipping.
Hand crafted in Ukraine
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Thank you for the cap. It is very high quality and comfortable. It looks great, and you can tell that it was made with intention and care. My wife and daughter both complimented it today, and that put a big smile on my face. Thanks again.
This is my fourth hat—all top-notch in terms of quality of work, material, and shipment.
