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The one that suits your winter. When choosing a beanie, the material determines the warmth; the design does the rest.
In the city, a wool beanie creates a more polished look. Each season brings new colours to designs that remain unchanged.
The material makes all the difference.
Merino wool absorbs moisture as vapour before you can feel it, then releases it. This is why you can keep a wool beanie on when you go indoors without your head feeling clammy, whereas a synthetic knit insulates without regulating temperature. Cashmere adds fineness and lightness, creating a more enveloping beanie at the same thickness.
The same logic applies to how well it holds its shape: a well-knitted fabric retains its structure for years. The higher price at purchase is reversed over years of wear.
Two situations in which the way you wear your beanie matters.
With a full beard, wearing the beanie higher on the head lightens the upper face and balances the overall volume. Pulled down to the eyebrows, it creates a more enclosed silhouette that works better with a shorter beard.
With glasses, the suppleness of the knit makes all the difference. Without a lining, it sits comfortably without pressing against the frames and allows the arms to pass behind the ears without creating pressure points.
The beanie follows the coat. Navy blue complements a peacoat or grey overcoat without disrupting the understated silhouette. Green or burgundy brings warmth to a khaki parka or corduroy jacket. A black beanie remains the safest choice with a long coat, creating effortless elegance.
Many men keep a cap for dry days and switch to a beanie as soon as the cold begins to bite at their ears. When it comes to accessories, a wool scarf or matching snood complements the beanie without overdoing the look.
Our beanies are unisex: the same designs can be found among our women’s beanies; only the way they are worn changes.
More expensive than an acrylic beanie, yes. But a well-knitted fabric retains its structure for years: the higher price at purchase is reversed over years of wear.
Even before reading the reviews, three details can help you judge the quality of a beanie: a composition free from synthetic fibres, a clearly stated place of manufacture and a knit capable of returning to its original shape when stretched. A beanie from a French brand such as ours meets all three criteria.
A merino wool beanie requires little care: regular brushing is usually enough, while our care guide explains everything else.
