KIARA Turn-Up Beanie 100% Alpaca 2925 rdza zimowa
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100% alpaca turn-up beanie, handmade with knitting needles, in a medium weight for autumn and winter. The turn-up and close-fitting beanie shape help it cover the ears well. We offer both ready-to-ship and made-to-order pieces — click your size to check the current availability or making time.
Rust-toned alpaca turn-up beanie
This KIARA style comes in a warm rust shade, somewhere between orange and brown, also visible in the texture of the stitch. It is a simple, everyday alpaca beanie for women and men: without extra bulk, but with a defined rib and the soft halo typical of this fibre. The yarn has been tested for harmful substances.
- 100% alpaca creates a light, enveloping knit for colder days, so the beanie works well in autumn and winter without feeling heavy on the head.
- The turn-up at the forehead creates an extra layer over the ears, so this style offers better protection in windier weather.
- The single rib and close-fitting beanie shape help the hat keep its form on the head, so it sits neatly and does not create excess volume.
- The surface with a fine halo gives it a softer, natural look, but on very sensitive skin it may feel slightly itchy.
- The medium weight makes it easy to wear every day with a coat, jacket or hood, as the beanie is neither thin nor overly bulky.
- Good resistance to pilling means easier wear through the season, so the beanie keeps a neat surface for longer.
- In this style, Aga matched the single rib stitch to alpaca’s natural spring, which helps the rib stay defined with regular wear.
Extras and care
If you like, we can make this beanie with pom-pom from the same yarn. You can also add a scarf, snood or shawl to complete the set — in the same aesthetic, an alpaca beanie and scarf work well together. Handmade alpaca beanies need gentle care: we recommend hand washing and drying flat, and you can find a short guide here: how to care for wool.






