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CHARM Organic Cotton Slouchy Beanie - Women's Hat Made in Japan
Eco-Friendly Beanie: Durable and Sustainable Choice
Organic Cotton: Purity from Soil to Skin Before Organic Cotton is grown, the soil is meticulously prepared and kept free of unnatural additives for at least three years. This ensures the cotton is free from harmful substances, providing a safe and environmentally friendly option. By choosing our beanie, you are not only supporting sustainable practices but also protecting yourself from potential allergic reactions.
Natural Material Meets All-Season Comfort Crafted from organic cotton, our slouchy beanie is designed to be comfortable and stylish year-round. It effectively manages moisture and regulates temperature on your head, making it perfect for summer. In the winter, it keeps you warm without compromising on fashion. The perfect all-season accessory!
Allergy-Friendly and Chemotherapy-Safe Soft and breathable, the organic cotton material is hypoallergenic and self-cleaning, making it ideal for those with sensitive skin, scalp conditions, or undergoing chemotherapy. Available in three sizes to fit most, our beanie ensures a comfortable and snug fit.
Anti-Static and Odor-Resistant Our beanie reduces static electricity and absorbs moisture, eliminating the risk of odors and ensuring your hair stays tangle-free. No more worrying about a bad hair day or a stinky beanie!
Crafted with Love in Osaka, Japan Handmade by a family-run business in Osaka, Japan, our beanie combines traditional craftsmanship with modern quality. Known for its high standards and exquisite items, Japan’s reputation for excellence shines through in every detail. We offer a hassle-free return policy if you’re unsatisfied.
Choose our eco-friendly beanie and make a difference with every wear.
