CHMURKA Handmade Alpaca Beanie 57 Burgundy
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Handmade alpaca beanie in a thin, lightweight knit is a style for autumn and spring, offering comfortable warmth without heaviness and working well for everyday wear. The selection includes ready-to-ship beanies and made-to-order pieces — click your chosen size to check the current lead time.
A lightweight alpaca beanie for in-between seasons
The CHMURKA style has a smooth stitch, no turn-up brim, and an extended back, so it sits naturally and keeps its soft, unstructured shape. The burgundy colour and the knit’s delicate halo give it a calm, classic look, making it an easy handmade beanie to wear every day — with both a coat and a simpler jacket.
- Composition: 65% alpaca, 28% polyamide, 7% wool – the blend of natural fibre and added fibres creates a lightweight, warm women’s beanie for cooler autumn and spring days.
- Beanie without a turn-up brim – less volume around the face and a lighter look than thick, typical winter styles.
- Extended back – the beanie sits more loosely at the back, giving it a soft, relaxed feel when worn.
- Delicate halo on the surface – an alpaca beanie has a visually softer texture than smooth wool beanies without a fuzzy finish.
- Against the skin – this style may feel slightly itchy on very sensitive skin, so if you are looking for a beanie with no sensory risk, it is worth considering before buying.
- Pilling resistance: medium – this matters in regular use and is natural for this type of knit.
What to know before choosing
This is not a thick, typical winter beanie for severe frost, but a lighter alpaca wool beanie for the in-between season. It works well if you want warmth suited to autumn and spring, along with a soft, classic beanie shape. The yarn is certified to Oeko-Tex® Standard 100. You can add a matching scarf, snood or shawl here: matching wool accessories. Care: hand wash; a short guide is here: how to care for wool.












