KIARA Turn-Up Beanie 100% Alpaca 4434 Ametyst
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A turn-up beanie in 100% alpaca with a medium-weight knit, made for autumn and winter. It covers the ears well and has a noticeably soft surface with a light natural halo. We offer both ready-to-ship and made-to-order pieces — click your chosen size to check current availability or the estimated making time.
A purple alpaca beanie for everyday wear
This KIARA style has a close-fitting shape with a turn-up brim and a single rib knit, so it sits neatly against the head without feeling stiff. The amethyst shade is a muted purple, and the fine halo on the surface gives it a softer, more relaxed look. It is one of those wool beanies that pairs easily with a coat, parka or hood.
- 100% alpaca creates a light, springy knit, so the beanie does not feel heavy in everyday wear.
- The turn-up brim adds an extra layer at the forehead and ears, which makes it a better choice for colder autumn and winter days.
- The single rib knit helps the beanie adapt to the shape of the head, so it sits close and keeps its flexibility.
- The lightly fuzzy surface gives a softer, more natural look than smooth yarn, but on very sensitive skin it may feel slightly itchy.
- The medium-weight knit makes it easy to wear every day, offering coverage for the autumn-winter season without too much bulk.
- Its high resistance to pilling helps the knit keep an even appearance for longer with regular wear.
Extras and care
For this alpaca wool beanie, you can choose a matching pom-pom in the same colour — we make it from the same yarn as the hat. If you would like to create a matching beanie and alpaca scarf set, you can also add a snood, scarf or shawl from our handmade collection: see matching wool accessories. The yarn has been tested for harmful substances. Aga made this style in a single rib knit, which helps the alpaca beanie keep its flexible, close fit. Hand wash only and dry flat — you can find a short guide here: how to care for wool accessories.




