An angular all-over jacquard pattern gives this cuffed beanie a strong graphic surface. The crown pattern changes with each palette, while the wide ribbed cuff uses two narrow white-and-orange accent stripes. Navy, olive and rust versions show cool, earthy and warmer interpretations of the same construction.
Dark navy on gray feels technical, gray-blue on olive is more subdued and pale blue on rust creates the brightest contrast. Each combination should be approved as a complete colorway because yarn interaction changes motif visibility.
The solid ribbed turn-up separates the all-over crown pattern from the lower edge. Two thin stripes add a smaller scale of detail and can be recolored to coordinate with a collection.
A small tan patch is shown, but the image does not establish its material. Buyers should specify the patch type, color, artwork, size and sewing method or request another logo application.
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Specification |
Current reference |
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Product reference |
Product 4 - replace with actual model code |
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Material |
100% acrylic knit body; patch material to confirm |
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Visible structure |
Geometric jacquard crown, wide ribbed cuff, two narrow contrast stripes and a tan side patch |
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Pictured options |
Navy and gray; olive and ochre; rust and pale blue |
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Dimensions and fit |
Confirm flat measurements, cuff height and target fit |
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Customization |
Colors, fit, yarn, logo, labels and packaging |
1. What is the beanie made from and how is it constructed?
The knit body is 100% acrylic with a geometric jacquard crown, wide ribbed cuff and two narrow contrast stripes. Confirm layer count, lining, dimensions, target fit and patch material before publication.
2. Can the pattern, stripes and branding be customized?
The jacquard chart, repeat size, Pantone colors, cuff and stripe heights, dimensions, fit, layers, patch or logo method, labels and packaging can be reviewed. A revised chart should be approved as a knitted sample.
3. Why can different jacquard colorways have different MOQs?
Each version uses several yarn shades, and changing one shade can create a separate production colorway. Custom dyeing, patch materials and packaging may also have their own minimums. Provide quantities for each full palette.
4. When are sample and bulk lead times counted?
The 7 to 12 day sample estimate starts after payment and confirmation of artwork, yarn colors, dimensions, patch and packaging. The 35 to 40 day bulk estimate starts after deposit and approval of the final sample, color standards and trims, subject to material availability. Shipping is separate.
5. Which quality checks and documents are useful?
Review jacquard clarity, seam alignment, crown shaping, shade, cuff and stripe proportions, measurements, patch placement, stitching and packing. Request inspection evidence and any documents relevant to the selected acrylic yarn or required market claim.
6. What should be sent for a quotation?
Provide the image or style code, quantity by colorway, dimensions and layers, Pantone colors, jacquard artwork or confirmation to use the pictured pattern, patch specification and artwork, labels, packaging, destination postcode, target date and any test requirements.
Choose a palette and send the jacquard and patch requirements for this acrylic beanie.
