Knitted Bison & Muga silk with a diamond cabled design hat with a 3 1/2 inch ribbed bottom. The ribbed bottom is long enough for a deep or shallow fold with a great snug fit. Choose from five colors and made in the U.S.A.
- Diamond & cabled knitted design pattern on the hat, top open for bun
- Machine washable
- Five colors to choose from
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Based on 12 reviews
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G
Nice color and perfect fit when I wear my hair up in a bun or clip. The hat is a touch “scratchy”, however, the fit and warmth make it well worth it.
T
Well folks,
This is a Christmas present for my wife...so to be fair, I did not wear it. If this is like the rest of your products, I assumethe fit and quality will be excellent.
C
The absolutely best purchase I have ever made.
M
I adore this hat, even though, with my fine hair, I can't "fill up" the opening. Goes beautifully with my teal down coat.
e
I finally got it,but I dont have your "logo" mark on it. Its missing, but its in your pics on website!!
B
Love it! Great idea, beautiful color and warm. I got the fingerless gloves to match.
C
A little itchy at first, but I washed it inside-out and that seemed to help. Keeps my head warm, without doing weird things to my hair, which I prefer to keep up. I do wish the hole at the top was a bit smaller, but it is what it is.
T
I work outside everyday, and looked forward to this being a solution for keeping wind out of my ears. The weave is a little loose to keep ears protected, but when I wear it over a head band or a light weight pony tail hat, it provides sufficient warmth, and looks great!
S&D Spinning Mill, Millbury, MA, USA
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The Dearnley Family has been running S & D Spinning since the 1800s. This is one of the last large scale wool mills left in the U.S. and they are absolutely crucial to us keeping our production here in the U.S.
