Classic Knit Beanie with Snap-on Faux Fur Pompom
Classic Knit Beanie with Snap-on Faux Fur Pompom
The classic knit beanie, this classic Knit Beanie with removable, snap-on faux fur pompom is perfect for ladies who love something simple without sacrificing quality or comfort to transition through multiple seasons.
This classic knit beanie effortlessly transitions between casual and upscale outfits making it easy for teenagers, young professionals, moms, and mature women to all look and feel stylish when wearing theirs.
Added bonuses include easy washing! Simply unsnap the pom and machine wash the beanie on cold, then air dry. From homestead chores to hiking or just enjoying the cooler weather at the bus stop, this tiny heart knit beanie will be a favorite grab-out-the-door for style and comfort.
D E T A I L S
▸ Seamless, hand knit beanie in one solid color
▸ Discrete wooden tag sewn on for Toddlers + Adult sizes; fabric label sewn inside the hat for BABY sizes
▸ A snug, stretch-to-fit brim to stay in place, with a slightly loose fit in the crown
▸ Made with 100% soft acrylic yarn for warmth + easy washing care
C U S T O M I Z E
▸ Snap on Faux Fox Fur Pompoms - choose your color from the drop down menu.
▸ Multiple sizes available: please choose BABY for up to 18 months old / TODDLER for ages 1-5 years old / ADULT for ages 5+
C A R E - I N S T R U C T I O N S
▸ Unsnap faux fur pompom, machine wash beanie on delicate setting in cold water and lay flat to dry
S H I P M E N T + D E L I V E R Y
▸ Each knit beanie is made and ready to ship to you within 7 - 10 days.
▸ Tracking number emailed to you at the time of shipment.
▸ Ships USPS first class mail which usually takes of 3 - 5 business days
▸ USPS First Class International usually takes about 1 - 6 weeks (actual times vary by specific location)
▸ Shipping is estimated. Any over payment will be refunded upon shipment.
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