In the city. Give passers-by a new reason to adjust their hats.
On a walk. Change the position of the ears along with your mood.
Out of town. Finally look more interesting than the local squirrels.
On a trip. Stand out both in the crowd and in the group photo.
Meeting friends. Watch “that would never suit me” gradually turn into trying it on.
180,00 €
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The Story
You step outside in a mustard hat with pointed ears. The first woman you pass smiles. The second adjusts her own hat, a gesture in which envy is trying very hard to pass for practicality. The third watches you go and is already explaining to herself that she has absolutely no need for anything like that. This is usually how wanting something begins.
By a shop window, you turn the hat back to front. One ear rises, the other tilts to the side, and blue, cream, and brown sections emerge from behind the mustard. The reflection immediately becomes even more interesting. Some things have a correct way to be worn. Chaotic Squirrel has you, and that is quite enough.
The hat is soft, stretches well, and is knitted from wool and acrylic. The set is moderately dense and moderately warm: just enough to keep the weather from interfering with your plans more often than it should. The matte yarn leaves all the attention to the colour, the shape, and your face. The order of priorities is impeccable.
The snood wraps around the neck in a single loop. You can turn it, raise it higher, bring out the multicoloured sections, or leave almost nothing but mustard visible. The folds hold the shape you give them and have no habit of arguing. A rare quality, especially in anything that spends time close to your face.
You do not need it. It suits you, which is a far more serious argument.
You step outside in a mustard hat with pointed ears. The first woman you pass smiles. The second adjusts her own hat, a gesture in which envy is trying very hard to pass for practicality. The third watches you go and is already explaining to herself that she has absolutely no need for anything like that. This is usually how wanting something begins.
By a shop window, you turn the hat back to front. One ear rises, the other tilts to the side, and blue, cream, and brown sections emerge from behind the mustard. The reflection immediately becomes even more interesting. Some things have a correct way to be worn. Chaotic Squirrel has you, and that is quite enough.
The hat is soft, stretches well, and is knitted from wool and acrylic. The set is moderately dense and moderately warm: just enough to keep the weather from interfering with your plans more often than it should. The matte yarn leaves all the attention to the colour, the shape, and your face. The order of priorities is impeccable.
The snood wraps around the neck in a single loop. You can turn it, raise it higher, bring out the multicoloured sections, or leave almost nothing but mustard visible. The folds hold the shape you give them and have no habit of arguing. A rare quality, especially in anything that spends time close to your face.
