Women's hats: merino wool, Furgora and turned-up hats

The women's beanie section is all about comfort and style: beanies in merino wool Colorful Standard, in yellow, grey or burgundy, Kangol fluffy Furgora and Pull-on, and turnover beanies New Era in the colours of the Dodgers, Yankees or Red Sox. To keep your head warm in style.

The beanie, an essential for winter

In cold weather, a good part of the body's heat escapes through the head. A beanie keeps it in, protects the ears from the wind, and completes a winter outfit.

The section offers wool beanies, soft beanies, and sporty style beanies.

Colorful Standard, colourful merino wool

The Copenhagen brand Colorful Standard offers merino wool beanies in its range of colours: burned yellow, heather grey, oxblood red. Merino, a very fine fibre, doesn’t itch and regulates heat.

You can match it with a sweater or scarf from the same brand.

Kangol, softness

The English brand Kangol features the Furgora, a fluffy-textured beanie that is very soft, and the Acrylic Pull-on, a simple and lightweight beanie. The Furgora Skull, close-fitting, is worn with an elegant coat.

New Era, the fan beanie

New Era, a historical supplier of American baseball caps, showcases its team logos on its beanies: Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox. The cuff beanie Team Cuff and the League Essential Skull add a streetwear vibe.

Cuff beanie or skull?

Cuff beanie: a folded brim that doubles the thickness over the ears.
Skull: no cuff, close to the head, more discreet.
Loose beanie: it drops at the back for a relaxed look.

Choosing the material

Merino wool keeps you warm, breathes, and doesn’t itch: it’s the most comfortable. Acrylic is lightweight, easy to wash, and holds its colour well. Soft textures like the Furgora provide a warm touch.

For sensitive skin, prefer merino.

How to wear a beanie?

Worn back, it reveals the bangs and forehead. Pulled down to the eyebrows, it protects against extreme cold. A cuff beanie pulled up over the ears gives a more modern look.

Beanie and hairstyle

To avoid static hair, choose a natural wool like merino. Loose hair or a low braid goes well with a beanie. A loose beanie allows more room for a bun.

Beanie and outfit

A colourful beanie brightens up a black or camel coat. A grey marled beanie goes with everything. A fan beanie is worn with a puffer jacket and sneakers for a sporty look.

A beanie for every day

A neutral, grey or black beanie for workdays; a colourful merino beanie for the weekend; a Furgora model for dressier outings. Having two or three beanies allows you to match your outfit to your mood for the day.

The beanie and glasses

With glasses, a beanie worn a bit higher on the forehead avoids pressing on the arms. A slim model, without a thick cuff, slips more easily over the ears.

The beanie in the mountains

While skiing or winter hiking, a merino beanie keeps warmth even when wet. Slip one in your bag, even on a sunny day: at the summit, the wind cools quickly.

The beanie and the coat

A cream merino beanie softens a black coat, a burgundy beanie warms a camel coat. A Furgora model, more dressed up, can be worn with a wool coat and heeled boots.

Putting together a set

A beanie, a scarf, and gloves in the same colour family create a coordinated winter outfit. Colorful Standard makes it easy with its colours available across its accessories.

Finding your size

Most beanies are one size fits all, thanks to the stretchiness of the knit. A beanie should cover the ears without squeezing the forehead, so it doesn’t leave marks or cause pain to the head.

Caring for your beanie

Wash a wool beanie by hand, in cold water, with a gentle detergent. Do not rub or wring it: press it in a towel, then dry it flat. Acrylic can be machine washed on a delicate cycle.