by HollieT
As the winter months set in there's one accessory that is sure to keep you snug as you brace for the colder weather. Yes, it's the beanie hat, only this season not only is the beanie hat a must have winter warmer, but an awesome fashion item.
This season's beanie hats with pom poms are the latest trend and not just for women. That's right, men's beanie hats with pom poms have arrived and they're taking the world by storm.
As the old adage goes "If you want to get ahead, get a hat." That statement certainly rings true this season, the ever so fashionable beanie hat with pom poms is finding it's way into all the stores and landing in our closets.
Beanie hats for men are available in a range of styles and designs; Cable knit beanie hats, beanie hats with a peak, ear flap beanies; festive beanies; the list endless. One thing is certain, however, whatever the shape or design, this winter's beanie must have a pom pom.
This seasons beanie hats for men have been inspired by a range of sports; such as snow boarding and football and there's no one fabric that dominates when it comes to the men's beanie this season.
Chunky cable knits are extremely popular as are fleecy beanies, and classic designs such as the snowflake have also made a come back.
Some beanies are acrylic with a fleece lining, which not only provides even greater protection against the cold weather, but makes the hat less itchy.
So, if you're looking for a beanie to keep you warm this winter, but sometimes find acrylic or wool irritating, then opt for a fleece lined beanie such as Marmot Men's Retro Hat or the Marmot Men's Snowfall beanie.
Those men who prefer the skull cap style beanie will no doubt be impressed with Neff's offerings.
The Neff selection offers a range of men's skull beanies in a selection of colours and designs. There are darker colours for those who prefer to dress more conservatively, but if you prefer brighter and vivid designs, you will not be disappointed.
Just as Christmas sweaters for men took the world by storm, so have Christmas beanies. Festive type beanies for men make humorous, yet practical, Christmas gifts for a loved one, family member, or even yourself!
Choose from a selection of festive beanies emblazoned with snowflakes or prancing reindeer.
Of Course, you don't have to put your festive beanie away after the holidays are over, because many the designs are quite subtle and lend themselves to a winter theme.
Nevertheless, if you want to buy a really special Christmas beanie, take a look at the Neff's Men's St. Neff beanie.
And if the St. Neff beanie just isn't festive enough, then the Santa Claus beanie with beard will certainly not disappoint.
Just follow the links to view the full range of beanies for men and women at Amazon.com, and remember, wear your beanie and pom poms with pride!
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Winter 2024-2025 is a season influenced by the La Nina ("the girl child") system of the Pacific waves and winds on American western coastlines.
Some link it with dry, short, warm southeastern winters and cold, long, wet northern winters in the United States.
Easter 2025 manifests five days short of the latest that it might muster.
A Unitedstatesian saying opines spring as late-coming when Easter is late-coming.
Would that mean perhaps cute Easter-bunny beanie hats in April if not March as well?
Cold, long- and wet-winter weather here throughout the United States advise us all to amass beanie hats for January, possibly February, possibly March.
Your green-colored hats particularly amount to an auspicious buy even as they assure appropriate warm-headedness all the way through St. Patrick's Day!
Wouldn't the Decky snowflake roll-up beanie, the Marmot Men's retro pom hat and the Neff men's retro skull cap work wonderfully -- for men and ;-D women -- for their greenness of environmental sustainability, spring hopes and wishes and St. Patrick's Day?
Yesterday, for about an hour off and on, just before dark, there was a minor but steady rain and snowy mix.
Fortunately that mix worked its way to the ground for only slightly, not dangerously, sprinkled pavements.
Today everybody wears their beanie hats, with or without poms!
Would that those without head cover wend their way to this wizzley for great-quality, nice-priced, warm-headed beanies, right ;-D?
The product lines for Advent, Christmas, winter, year-end seasons are compelling.
They cause me to consider like lines for fall, Halloween, Thanksgiving beanie hats. Such seasonal hats focus upon Sesame Street-like heads.
The most inviting is the cornucopia series of a floppy, peaked top; cornucopia-lettered band; solid color.
Do you know them?
Wouldn't they be adorable with a roasted-turkey or a turkey-profile design?
Some Unitedstatesians already are covering their heads with beanie hats. The chunky-cable style perhaps is dominating.
Might British Isles-ers be moving around with heads covered against the cold, early, long winter that some forecasts predict?
ha ha. When me my sisters used to leave the house we looked like over wrapped and over dressed snowmen.
Hollie, Me too, my Mom bundled me up so much I could barely move. Well maybe not that much. :)
When my sisters and I were young, my mother would not let us out of the house in winter without a hat and scarf. It used to really irritate me because they used to make my hair even more frizzy. Still, I did the same to my kids when they were little. :)
Very nice and festive. We call them toboggans, or sock hats here on the East coast, a must for winter weather. My Grandma has always said covering your head and neck in the winter will prevent you from getting sick. :)K