Crafted from a luxurious wool blend, the Nordic Beanie features a cozy cuffed hem and a classic fair isle pattern, making it a stylish and functional accessory for cold weather. Ideal for pairing with a matching sweater or a chic cashmere crewneck, it elevates any winter ensemble while ensuring warmth and comfort. Hand wash for durability, this beanie is perfect for those who appreciate both style and practicality in their seasonal wardrobe.
From the brand: A cold weather must-have
The Nordic Beanie is knit from a chunky wool rich yarn into a classic fair isle motif. Pair with the matching Glacier Fair Isle The Nordic Sweater for a cozy set or opt for a classic cashmere crewneck and jeans.
Our Favorite Details:
Cuffed hem
Fair isle motif
Knit construction
Material: 80% Lambswool, 20% Nylon
Care: Hand wash
About the Brand
Champions of supportive female friendships and the spirit of creative fearlessness, Emily and Meritt, designers of THE GREAT., are known for creating wardrobe staples that are the perfect combination of laid-back and fashion-forward.
To keep your Glacier Fair Isle The Nordic Beanie looking its best, it is recommended to hand wash the item due to its delicate wool-blend material. Ensure you lay it flat to dry to maintain its shape.
Yes, the Glacier Fair Isle The Nordic Beanie is made from a chunky wool-rich yarn, making it a perfect choice for cold weather. Its knit construction provides ample warmth while still being stylish.
Absolutely! The classic fair isle motif of the Glacier Fair Isle The Nordic Beanie allows it to be easily paired with both casual outfits like jeans or more formal attire when combined with a matching sweater.
The Glacier Fair Isle The Nordic Beanie is crafted from a blend of 80% lambswool and 20% nylon. This combination offers both softness and durability, ensuring comfort during wear.
No special care products are needed for the Glacier Fair Isle The Nordic Beanie. Simply hand wash it with a gentle detergent, then lay it flat to dry, ensuring it retains its shape and design.
