A hand-knitted wool beanie in deep purple with a single green eye stitched across the front. Six knitted tentacle arms hang off the sides, tipped in white. One creature, one statement piece.This is for the heads that want to be seen. Wear it on a studio night, a content day, or whenever the fit needs something nobody else is reaching for.
A hand-crochet beanie in solid black with two upright ears worked into the crown. Chunky stitch, folded cuff, regular fit that sits close without squeezing. The ears do the talking — playful, a little odd, easy to spot across a room.One colour, full character. Pull it on for studio days, content shoots, or any Friday night where blending in was never the plan.
A crochet bucket hat built from granny-square florals — green sunbursts on a mint blue ground, each panel hand-stitched and joined into a rounded crown with a soft, wavy brim. The texture does the talking before anything else does.Knit construction, structured enough to hold shape, relaxed enough to wear pulled low. One to reach for when you want colour that isn't trying.
A brimmed crochet cap in a waffle knit, built with a ribbed cuff and a short knit peak that pulls the whole thing together. The texture does the talking here — a beanie with a brim, worn low or pushed back, however it sits right on you.Everyday piece that reads on studio days, outdoor runs and late nights out. Soft knit, clean shape, no logo doing the work.
A ribbed knit beanie with a short, fitted cuff that sits clean on the head. The front is scattered with mixed buttons in clashing colours and shapes, so no two angles read the same. A small piece that does the talking.Shown here in black, with green, brown, burgundy and cream in the run. Stretches to fit, holds its shape, made to still feel right years from now.
A hand-crochet beanie built as a blue monster — purple horns, stitched ears, raised nose, big white-rimmed eyes and a flat-line mouth. Chunky knit, plenty of character, zero subtlety. This is the piece you reach for when blending in was never the plan.Details:
Crochet knit construction
Mint-blue body with purple horns
Sculpted eyes, nose and ears
One-size beanie fit
A plush fur bucket hat on a white base, covered in a butterfly print that runs across the whole crown and brim. Blue, yellow and red wings against soft pile, with a short downturned brim that sits easy on the head.The kind of piece that does the talking before anything else does. Comes as seen on screen.
A fur bucket hat in black and white, worked in a bold zigzag and diamond pattern across plush sherpa-style pile. The shape sits clean, the contrast does the talking. Pattern-first headgear that reads from across the room.This product comes as seen on screen.
A furry bucket hat in soft grey, scattered with black stars across the crown and brim. The plush pile gives it weight and texture you feel the second it's on your head — built for cold nights and content shoots, not blending in.Comes as seen on screen. Pull it low and let the pattern do the talking.
Harmattan has a dress code. A long black scarf, plain enough to go with everything you already own. Wear it as a scarf, a headwrap, or the thing you leave on the back of a chair and come back for. Palms · Chevron · Abuja.
A hand-crochet purple knit beanie built like a little warlock — mismatched horns in white and black, a green-rimmed eye, white teeth and pink cheeks. Earflaps finish in braided tassels, one pink, one green.Soft acrylic knit in a regular fit. Loud on purpose. For the people who already dress like themselves, not the room.
A bucket hat in soft faux fur, worked in a red and white check across the crown and round brim. The pile gives it weight and texture, the shape stays clean and structured.Comfortable enough to wear all day, loud enough to carry a fit on its own.
A black faux-fur bucket hat with a full, plush pile and a clean rounded crown. Soft to the touch, structured enough to hold its shape, and easy to throw on with anything.Unisex. The kind of finishing piece that does the talking on a night out or a shoot.