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  Classic Woolens In business since 1998, Classic Woolens provides beautiful hand crafted hats and scarves in wool, acrylic and mohair.

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Woolen vs Worsted: Why the Spinning Matters in a Hat

Woolen-spun and worsted-spun yarns start with the same fleece and end up as very different hats. For woolen yarn, fibers are carded - brushed into a loose, airy web - and spun without combing them parallel, so short and long fibers mingle and the yarn stays bulky and matte. A hat knitted or woven from it is light for its thickness, traps warm air in its loft, and has a soft halo on the surface. For worsted yarn, the fibers are combed parallel and spun tight and smooth, giving a sleek, hard-wearing cloth like gabardine. Dress caps that need a sharp, clean face are usually worsted; cozy winter hats, hand-knitted styles and soft scarves are usually woolen. The definitions linked from this page - woolen fabric, wool fiber and worsted fabric - spell out each term in full.

Handcrafted Woolen Hats, Scarves and Blends

Classic Woolens works in three fibers, and each changes how a hat wears. Pure wool is the warmest and most resilient, springing back after being packed. Acrylic lowers the price, holds bright dye colors well and is easy to wash, which suits everyday hats that get hard use. Mohair adds a long, silky halo and surprising warmth for its weight, often blended with wool for strength. A handcrafted hat-and-scarf set in a matching blend is the practical winter purchase: the two pieces age together and the set looks deliberate rather than assembled. Check the fiber label before buying if skin sensitivity matters - most people who find a coarse wool itchy against the forehead do fine with a woolen-spun hat lined with a soft band, or with a mohair or acrylic blend. Store woolen hats loosely, never compressed under weight, so the loft that provides the warmth is not crushed flat over a season.