Men’s Beanie Hat with Colour-contrast Brim

Dents

£25

Stay warm when the temperature drops with this classic ribbed beanie, designed for everyday comfort and reliable warmth. Featuring an olive green knit with a contrasting brown turn-up and a striped trim edge, it adds a distinctive finish to a practical cold-weather essential. The one-size design offers a comfortable fit, making it ideal for everything from the daily commute to weekend walks. Pair it with the matching gloves for a coordinated winter look. Ribbed knit pattern adds classic style Colour-contrasting brim with striped edge adds bold definition Upturned, ribbed brim keeps the hat fir

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as DEWHURST DENT P.L.C., number 00161147. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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