What is the history behind a beanie hat?

Initially a beanie was known as a Monmouth Cap — the style was manufactured in Monmouth around the 12th century. It was extremely popular as a work wear element, which was later appropriated by the everyday fashion.

It’s known that by the 1940th a beanie somehow was out of style. We can hardly find a reason for this phenomenon, as this accessory is all about versatility and utility. That said, you can wear it when meeting with friends, traveling or just casually running around the city.

Monogram-embellished Beanie BN035-WA-OS Ruslan Baginskiy

Monogram-embellished Beanie

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Ruslan Baginskiy Monogram-embellished beanie is when cosy meets stylish. Utilitarian yet delicate, it’s one of the few heartwarming things, when it comes to freezing temperatures.

According to Wikipedia, the beanie name derives from the button on the crown, which is usually about the size of a bean. Another version tells that it comes from a headgear of medieval universities, called beanus. Maybe, it comes from a slang term “bean” which means “head”. We think, that a beanie is just a short for “would be-a-nice add to your daily outfits during cold times