Moss Knit Cuff Beanie
Moss Knit Cuff Beanie
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Moss Knit Cuff Beanie

$23.00
$23.00
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Our high-quality, no-itch beanies are soft and snug and will keep your little ones warm and stylish. Unisex style for both boys and girls in gender neutral/earth tone colors. Our adorable woven label is a sun that is double sided so it can be seen when the beanie is folded or unfolded.

For ages: Infant to 3 years

Sizing:
Infant 0-6 Months
Toddler-6 Months up to 3 years old

Wear with the cuff folded or unfolded.

Designed in Asheville, NC and made in a knitting mill in the USA!

The perfect gift for a baby shower, birthday, or the holidays.

Our beanies come packaged in reusable cotton bags-no plastic packaging!

Material: Buttery soft 70% Recycled Polyester 30% Acrylic

 

We plant ten trees for every hat sold. Its is part of our commitment to protect the natural environment for our future generations.

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