Beanie wearers?

[rickboone1]

There's been a lot of great hat threads lately. I'm building my own list of hats to get.

But, in the winter I'm a beanie wearer. While it may be out of season I am looking for a nice beanie.

Great fitting, comfortable and attractive. Hand/ artisan made is more than fine with me. I've looked on etsy and found some great products. I just don't know how they'll fit/ wear.

Any suggestions?

 

[Stubblefield]

Love the ones made by Ibex.

 

[WastedResources]

Check out Spacecraft - it used to be a tiny Seattle based company, but people are starting to catch on.
http://www.spacecraftclothing.com/

 

[Go West Young Man]

Beanie = toque/knit cap?

 

[WastedResources]

Beanie = toque/knit cap?

More specifically, a tuque. I like mine with a brim they call it a bruque.

 

[Rughi]

More specifically, a tuque. I like mine with a brim they call it a bruque.

Is that the same as a toke?

Timmy, bringing Puget Sound style to the sports world.

 

[WastedResources]

Is that the same as a toke?

All tuques are toques, but not all toques are tuques.

A toque, sounds like toke, is a brimless hat. A chef's hat is called a toque. A tuque, rhymes with duke, is a knitted brimless hat. A bruque is slang for tuque with a brim. A tuque is also commonly referred to as a stocking cap, skully, or beanie.

We have more words than definitions.

 

[Go West Young Man]

Timmy's toke is not that kind of toque