Now those are some old school beanies. Straight up, no frills, no dyes, just 100% locally grown Alpaca beanies from Colorado’s Yampa Valley.
Alpaca fur is actually the softest material around, even more so than cashmere. Not only are the hats extra cozy, the alpaca naturally wicks away moisture like merino but its thickness makes it usable during even the coldest days on the hill.
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