About Aoraki Clothing
What Yarns Do Aoraki Use?
Aoraki uses a number of natural yarns to make its range of beanies and scarfs. Each is chosen with its end use in mind, from Trekking, skiing to urban walks and commuting.
The range includes:
- Lambs Wool
- Merino Wool - prized for its softness and resilience, its regulating temperature properties on to its wonderful warmth (even when wet) and its moisture wicking ability. All perfect for a Beanie and Scarf.
- Alpaca
- Cotton
Each yarn is carefully chosen for it suitability for the style and end use of the garment.
Why are some of the beanie range turned over the ears, while some are not?
Aoraki beanies are knitted in two main styles. The Cuffed beanie and the Classic, with no turn-up.
The history behind the fold lays in the premise that a working man needs flexibility in headwear to suit the weather of the day. While this is true, some Aoraki wearers prefer the less bulky look of the Classic. So its really a question of personal preferences.