CHMURKA Handmade Turn-Up Alpaca Beanie 01 Ecru
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Handmade beanie with a turn-up, made from a yarn with a high alpaca content. This is a medium-weight style for autumn and winter that gives a pleasant cocooning feel and works well for everyday wear. The range includes both ready-to-ship and made-to-order pieces — click your chosen size to check the current making time.
An alpaca beanie for everyday wear
The CHMURKA style has a looser, oversized shape and a classic turn-up that frames the face neatly and adds a warmer feel around the ears and forehead. The light ecru shade and gently fluffy knit give it a calm, soft look, so it is a good option if you are looking for a handmade beanie in a neutral colour that is easy to pair with your winter wardrobe.
- Composition: 65% alpaca, 28% polyamide, 7% wool – this alpaca beanie combines a soft, fluffy character with greater practicality for regular wear.
- Turn-up and single rib – helps the beanie sit better on the head and creates a neater edge around the face.
- Medium weight – a warm women’s beanie for chilly autumn and winter days, without a heavy, very bulky feel.
- High resistance to pilling – easier to keep looking good with frequent wear.
- Fine fibres on the surface – an alpaca wool beanie has a softer visual look and a lightly fluffy character compared with smooth wool beanies.
- Against the skin: it may feel slightly itchy on very sensitive skin – important to keep in mind if you are looking for a beanie for full sensory sensitivity.
- Yarn certified to Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 – the fibre content is clearly stated, which makes informed shopping easier.
Matching accessories and care
You can pair this women’s alpaca beanie with a matching scarf, snood or shawl, and in selected styles also gloves or fingerless mittens: see matching wool accessories. Care: hand wash; you can find a short guide on caring for alpaca beanies and scarves here: how to care for wool.















