Patagonia Rabble Beanie SKU: #7786721
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View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- Is there a strenuous, cold hike in the near future? Be sure to pack accordingly. Keeping your head warm with the Patagonia® Rabble Beanie is the way to go.
- Breathable merino wool sweater is extremely soft for next-to-skin wear.
- Merino wool also naturally repels odor and wicks moisture to calm-sapping clamminess.
- Precurved brim keeps the elements out of your eyes.
- All natural stretch gives comfort and easy on-and-off.
- 100% merino wool.
- Machine wash cold and dry flat.
- Circumference: 24 in
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Patagonia's values reflect those of a business that started as a band of climbers and surfers who wanted to stay out as long as they can, doing what they love, no matter the weather. Patagonia's design approach to every product, from technical shells for snow and ice, to moisture-wicking underclothes, to everyday clothes, demonstrates a functional bias toward simplicity and utility. Quality is impeccable, and the guarantee lifelong.
Patagonia's love of wild and beautiful places demands participation in the fight to save them and to help reverse the steep decline in the overall environmental health of the planet. They use organic cotton; most polyester is recycled. They give moral support - and 1% of sales, $25 million to date - to hundreds of grassroots environmental groups in the U.S., Europe and Japan.

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