Nepal Hand Knit Sherpa Hat with Ear Flaps, Trapper Ski Heavy Wool Fleeced Lined Cap

Beautiful hat, warm and cute. Keeps the ears cozy.

This winter hat is well worth the money! It's very well made, with thick wool and a soft, thermal lining. The straps and ear flaps work. Hat is Super Warm down to very cold temperatures and good to use by itself from about 5 degrees F to about 40 F. It has a very small amount of stretch. This is a very good investment unless you have moths or accidentally toss it the in the dryer. I wish the other colors were still available. Buy this before it's gone because it's not easy to find a similar hat anywhere.

Keeps your head toasty and is made very well. This one I bought as a gift and they loved it as much as I do. I’ve had mine for a few years and it’s still going strong.

These are my very favorite kinds of hats to wear outside when it’s cold. They keep my ears and head warm when the wind is blowing 50 mph. I lost my last Sherpa hat to my young GSD who decided it was a great chew toy and had pieces of it everywhere. I immediately purchased another two to take care of my head in the winter outdoors. When the hat needs a bath, I wash it by hand in cool water with delicate soap and lay it out flat. They continue to serve their purpose in the best way possible. Love these hats.

The hat looks hand crafted. I ordered the Large and it fits snugly. I am a woman and I had trouble finding a hat that is shaped like this which was large enough to sit down on my head and the flaps cover my ears. I was very pleased.

I live in California, where winters are milder, but my Victorian flat is uninsulated and unheated. On sunny days, this is no problem, as my flat has many south-facing bay windows to make it comfortably warm. On overcast or rainy days, however, it can be quite chilly, especially if there's a cold wind blowing. I therefore layer warm clothes on my body, but I also want to keep heat from escaping via my head (one of its old tricks). I had therefore taken to wearing a fleece hat, but I found that my ears remained cold (despite my long hair). The solution? This Sherpa hat, of course! I am absolutely delighted with it! It's got some room on the top to trap warm air, and the wool outer and the fleece lining make it deliciously snuggly warm. (If I didn't have a fleece hoodie to sleep in, I might wear it to bed!)A comment on the sizing: I think my head size is about a 7-7 1/4. This Sherpa fits with plenty of wiggle room, but I find that it doesn't let cold air in; I think its weight prevents that. It does come down to my eyebrows, but as long as I can see that's no problem. This is a keeper!

I got the "brown blue" in XL. The cap looks just like the product photos. The knitting is perfect. The inner liner is soft , blocks wind, and covers the entire interior. You can tie it under your chin with a single loop and it stays, you don't have to knot it. --- My head measures 23 3/4" just above the ears. It fits well, and has to expand just a little to fit my head. There's room for it to expand more, but I think it might start feeling tight with a larger head. --- The tag says Outer: 100% Wool; Inner 100% Polyester; Hand wash separately in cold water; Made in Nepal. --- Highly recommended.

I live in a cold climate and have searched for many years for a hat that is warm, stylish and comfortable. This hat ticks all the boxes. Having a big noggin, it's hard to find a hat that's not too tight - The XL is a perfect fit even with a large ponytail. The polar fleece lining is soft and snuggly and pulled down it covers your forehead and back of the neck as well as the ears. The wool outer covering makes this hat exceptionally warm. I'm obsessed with this hat and ordering several other colors. Highly recommend! Beautifully made, I get compliments everywhere I go and my head has never been warmer!