CHMURKA – czapka beanie z alpaki 21 niebieski morski

Lightweight, thin CHMURKA beanie with alpaca wool, handmade with knitting needles, works best mainly for the autumn-to-spring season as a soft, fluffy layer for your head. To check whether a specific piece is available now or made to order, select your size.

When this beanie is a good choice

The CHMURKA style in 21 Sea Blue is a good option if you are looking for a light, non-bulky beanie for cooler days outside the peak of winter. The extended back and no turn-up suit those who prefer a looser shape that does not sit too close to the head. It is worth choosing a different style if you need a very thick, typical winter beanie or if you have exceptionally sensitive skin that reacts to any contact with wool.

Material and skin feel

This beanie is made from a yarn blend of 65% alpaca, 28% polyamide, 7% wool, with the delicate halo typical of this type of yarn. This gives it a soft, fluffy feel while keeping it light, which makes it easier to wear day to day. The fibres are not completely smooth, so if your scalp is very sensitive or you tend to notice wool as slightly itchy, you may feel a bit of discomfort. In that case, it is better to consider a style made from yarn described as especially gentle against the skin.

Shape and fit

This is a classic beanie without a turn-up, with a slight, controlled extension at the back. The smooth stitch and flexible knit help it sit nicely around the head without feeling tight. The lack of a turn-up means there is less fabric over the ears, which can suit those who do not like too much volume around the face, but it makes it less suitable for extreme frost. The beanie sits with an easy shape rather than lying flat, creating a soft line above the back of the head.

How this beanie works in everyday wear

• Thin, lightweight knit – the beanie does not feel heavy on the head, which supports comfortable wear over longer periods in the transitional seasons.
• Alpaca wool in the blend – gives a pleasant sense of warmth in typical autumn and spring temperatures, without overheating during short periods indoors.
• Moderate pilling resistance – with frequent wear, small pills may appear on the surface, so it is best treated as an everyday accessory but without regular rubbing against rough clothing details.
• Smooth stitch and a fluffy, delicate halo – give the beanie a more refined, softly shaped look that pairs easily with both a sporty jacket and a simple wool coat.
• Handmade with knitting needles – each piece may vary slightly in stitch placement, which highlights the character of a handmade beanie and helps it adapt to the natural shape of the head.
• No turn-up and an extended back – let you wear the beanie deeper or more shallow on the head, making it easier to adjust to your hairstyle and preferred fit.
• Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified yarn – this means the yarn used has been tested for harmful substances, which may matter when choosing accessories worn close to the skin.

Finishing details and matching accessories

I make this beanie by hand with knitting needles, with care for an even, smooth stitch and neatly finished edges. It is finished with a Nitkowe Love eco-leather label, which can be easily unclipped before washing to help preserve its appearance for longer. If you are looking for something to wear around the neck as well, you can choose matching shawls, wraps and snoods to create a coordinated colour set.

To help maintain the shape and fibre properties, wash the beanie by hand only in lukewarm water and dry it flat. You can find more practical tips in the guide wool care.