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Aoraki

conquer the cold

Handmade in New Zealand

Authentic Beanies, Toques, Slouchy & Scarfs

Beanie

The Beanie is universally recognized as a smaller close fitting knitted cap, that is either cuffed or uncuffed. Usually made of lighter weight yarns, Beanies can be worn year-round in many climates

Beanie Range

Explore a Range of Beanies for Every Season and Occasion

Slouchy

The history of Slouchy hats can be traced back to a loose brim hat favored by the ANZACs. Over the decades popular culture has resulted in the well-known knitted hat with the distinctive loose material hanging down the back of the neck

Slouchy Range

Immerse yourself in an effortlessly chic Slouchy

Toque

The word Toque is widely used in Canada and parts of the US to describe knitted caps. These are generally thicker and more resilient to the cold/wet conditions found in far north regions

Toque Rage

Discover the Science of Warmth with Our Premium Toques

Scarves

As everyone knows, a scarf is an indispensable article of clothing offering warmth, fashion panache, sun and air quality protection and cleanliness.

Natural yarns are valued for their resilience and soft comfort around the neck

Scarf Range

Wrap yourself in luxury: Handcrafted Scarves for discerning individuals

Duo

Embrace winter warmth with a set of a Beanie, Slouchy or Toque paired with a matched Scarf

A Duo makes a great gift!

Duo Collection

Discover the Ultimate Duo for a coordinated Look

'The Bean'

Looking up at his grandad, Finn asked in a small voice, "Granddad, why is my hat called a beanie? "He continued, staring intently at the shiny button at the peak. "Is it because the button on top looks like a bean?".
His grandfather, who had never really thought about it, paused for a moment before replying, "Well, Finn, I don't really know. But since it looks like a bean, it's the size of a bean, and would make a good bean, except maybe not so good to eat,...let's call it 'The Bean'. Granddad continued walking.
Finn pondered this all for a moment, then turned his back to the wind and scampered after his granddad.
From that day fourth, the bright shiny button on the peak of an Aoraki beanie was known as 'The Bean'
(a true story)