Classic Cuffed Beanie
The most traditional style of beanie is probably the cuffed beanie – a knitted hat with a folded, often ribbed, cuff. These beanies are simple, versatile and suit virtually anyone, no matter what you’re wearing!
Fisherman Cap
Fisherman caps are a shorter style of beanie, designed to sit higher on the head, often just above or grazing the ears. This gives these beanies a cropped, edgier silhouette. These hats originated as workwear in the 19th century, designed to keep fisherman’s heads warm in harsh, cold weather at sea (hence the name!).
Skull Cap
Skull caps are a style of beanie that is brimless, cuffless and fits snugly around the head. In addition to being a trendy fashion item, this style of beanie also works great as a base layer under helmets, keeping the head warm and protected in cold weather. 
Slouchy Beanie
Slouchy beanies are a long, baggy style of beanie where there hat fabric extends past the back of the head, creating a drooping or slouching effect. They are usually designed with more fabric than a standard beanie, allowing for a looser fit and more relaxed look.
Bobble Hat
Bobble hats, or pom pom beanies, are a classic style of beanie featuring a pom pom sewed into the top. They have a more playful and quirky aesthetic compared to classic cuffed beanies and often come in a wide range of designs and colours. To learn more about bobble hats and why they were created, check out our blog Why Do Some Beanies Have Pom Poms?.
