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How deep the cuff folds decides how a beanie reads on the head. A single turn-back sits close to the brow and stops at the ear; a double cuff shortens the crown and pulls the whole shape tight to the skull. Uncuffed knits run long and slouch at the back, and fisherman shapes go the other way, cropped short so the brim rides high above the ear.
Rib gauge and fibre settle the rest. Fine ribbed knits keep their shape and layer under a hood, chunky and cable knits trap more air, and waffle textures sit between the two. A pom-pom crown adds height where a flat crown keeps the line clean. Merino and lambswool warm without weight, cashmere blends run softest against the forehead, and cotton and acrylic knits carry logo patches, jacquard bands and embroidered cuffs into milder weather.
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