Wild Horses Bamboo-Lined Beanie - Perfect For Riding Horses
Beanie Sizing Chart
With a tape measure, measure around your head at the widest part just above your ears. Compare the measurement to the size chart. since our fabrics stretches, choose the size just below your measurement for a snug fit, or go up a size for a more relaxed fit.
From an unforgettable encounter on the land, this piece reflects the strength, movement, and independence of wild horses.
This is our photography - captured in the wild, one moment at a time. To learn the Story Behind the Image of "The Gathering" CLICK HERE
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From quiet morning walks to evenings by the fire, this beanies just kind of becomes part of your routine.
- Lightweight warmth without overheating
- Soft bamboo lining (no sweating or itching)
- Easy to pack, easy to wear
- Made in Canada
"I didn't expect to wear this as much as I do - it's now my go-to headwear."
Where this beanie tends to show up:
- Early morning walks before the world wakes up
- Evenings by the fire after a long day outside
- Worn at night on camping or tenting trips when the temperatures drop overnight
- Windy days when your hair won't cooperate
- Perfect for wearing under helmets of any kind
- Road trips, trails and quiet moments in between
What people are saying: "Perfect for those in-between weather days & I love the story behind it! - I love how lightweight and comfy it is and fits easily into my pocket. - I sleep in this when we're tenting. It keeps me warm without feeling bulky. - Fits perfectly under my cycling & skiing helmet!"
Care Instructions: Machine wash in warm/cool water & lay flat to dry.
Q&A:
Q: Is this beanie warm enough for winter? A: Yes, especially for everyday wear and winter adventures. Great under ski helmets too!
Q: Does it shrink or stretch out? A: No, it keeps its shape really well. See care instructions above.
Q: Is it bulky? A: Not at all - lightweight & easy to pack.
Q: Did you really see all of these animals? A: Absolutely, and not always in the most expected ways! Every image comes from a real, often unforgettable moment out in the wild.