Grace Folly Slouch Beanie Cap Winter Hat for Men or Women (Many Colors)

I very rarely write reviews, but this is exactly what I was looking for. I've just had minor surgery on my scalp, and needed a hat that I could wear outside in the New England winter, but also indoors to cover up the rather large wound. I thought maybe a hipster cap would fit the bill? I've never worn one before, but I gave it a try. It's actually very comfortable, and looks good, too. Especially for the price, the fabric feels high quality. It's versatile, in that if you wear it as a single layer, it's not overly warm, so you can wear it inside and not feel sweaty. But if you cuff the bottom, you it becomes warm enough around the ears to function as a regular winter hat! I'm impressed.

It's December and I haven't had a haircut since March. Needless to say, my hair is longer than it's ever been and sometimes I need to stuff it into a hat. In addition, I also have an XXL head. Between the size of my head and the volume of my thick hair, regular baseball caps and beanies don't fit — so I've never been a "hat" person. I decided to get a few "slouchy" hats. Because they were all stretchy, all the hats fit okay. Some were heavier weight, some were a chunkier knit, and some were longer (slouchier). Of the group, the Grace Folly slouch beanie is the lightest, smoothest, and just a little bit slouchy. I mostly wear it around the house — and the hat is warm enough to wear outside when it's not too cold or windy. When I pull it down over my ears, it's only got a hint of slouch — and that's fine when that's the look I'm going for. Overall, I'm very happy with this hat... I haven't washed it yet, so we'll see.

A nice beanie - bought it for my son for Christmas and he seems happy with it. It's not as "slouchy" as the photo looks but the fit is great. As well, it's nice and warm - the quality is good; not thin and "cheap" at all. Not too "hipstery" for my son.I'm pleased with my purchase.Update: My son washed it and said he likes it better after it shrank a little. So keep in mind there may be a little shrinkage if you wash it in hot water and put it in a hot dryer, as he did. If you don't want any shrinkage, wash in cool and "air dry." He said for him it fit better after a washing and drying. He also said it feels like good quality materials and construction. It did wash very well - no pulling or pilling so far. He's happy so I am!

I've gone through a lot of beanies over the years; some good, some less so. In the course of one month I ordered six Grace Folly's in four different colors. Why? They're perfect! Clingy but not too tight, stylishly floppy yet manageable, breathable, warm (warmer still if you wear them folded) and very good looking. Half my work shift is spent with the general public, and I don't know how many times I received compliments - most of them for the Black Heather variant which, personally, I think feels the best for some reason.

My blue slouchy beanie arrived. And it is very unexpected. I was pleasantly surprised to see such a great product. Thick and warm. Yes I will probably purchase another one or two.

The hat was great quality and perfect for those with average-sized heads. I struggle with hats because my head is really small. The fact that it didn't work out for me is the only reason I'm giving this product 3 stars. Otherwise, it's a great hat!

This is my dream beanie. Only beanie now. Oddly, the charcoal was a tighter knit that I had to return. They’re one size. I’m glad I have one. My head circumference is 23-1/2”. Just happily found Sungrubbies, too, otherwise unable after 90 minutes of futile online searching last night to find a floppy sun hat guaranteed to fit.

That hat is good quality, the length of the hat itself is much longer than it looks on the model though.