This is a unisex, one-size-fits-all beret. See the 15 second tutorial on how to fit yours to your head!
Ethically-Made, Hand-Embroidered Merino Wool Beret
The berets are hand-embroidered by graduates of the “Tejiendo el Barrio”, or Knitting the Neighborhood, initiative. Running in underserved government housing zones in Buenos Aires, the project promotes social inclusion and teaches valuable skills to local participants, providing an additional source of income and a way to showcase talent and creativity.
Field’s Berets are made in Argentina of 100% locally sourced Merino Wool by Argentina’s oldest manufacturer. Merino Wool is naturally breathable, keeping you warm in the winter and fresh in the summer. It is naturally elastic, antibacterial, and sustainable. The beret measures 11.8in (30cm) in diameter.
We invite you to watch the video below where they share their stories and show off their craft.
The Beret or "Boina Vasca" made its way to Argentina thanks to the many Basque immigrants that came to Argentina in its early years, tracing back to the Basque region on the border of Spain and France. They have since formed a distinctive part of Argentine fashion.
Our berets feature a unisex fit with no headband, meaning it can be shaped to fit heads of all sizes. For instructions on how to adjust the fit of your beret, click "size chart" above.
The berets are hand-embroidered by Mariana, Ingrid, and Betzabe, who are participants of the “Tejiendo el Barrio”, or Knitting the Neighborhood, initiative.
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