BEANIE
A beanie is a soft, close-fitting knitted cap without a peak or pompom, sitting snugly on the head and covering the ears. It is one of the most popular and practical winter headpieces, combining warmth with a relaxed, versatile style. The beanie came from the work and sports wardrobe (worn by workers, sailors, fishermen), and later became an icon of street, hip-hop and everyday fashion. It is worn pulled over the ears or pushed back on the nape, and voluminous models may hang a little at the back. Beanies are knitted of wool, acrylic or cashmere. A beanie is a soft close-fitting knitted cap without a peak, in which practical winter warmth combines with a relaxed, versatile street character that made it one of the most popular and democratic headpieces of the everyday wardrobe.
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