7 Beanies You Can Wear To The Office Without Looking Like An Intern
* Rock a beanie to the office this winter in grown-up colors and textures
* A beanie can still be professional and pulled-together
* Our top picks, starting at just $9
Office attire is changing fast, but there are still some rules. Although you can wear casual clothes that used to be reserved for the weekend, they still have to be pulled-together and professional. One trend we’ve seen in modern office-wear this winter is beanies. However, picking the perfect beanie (that’s not too slouchy) can be tough – even for stylish guys – so we rounded up a few that will make the right statement in any office.
1. Beanie Season Watch Cap
A chic beanie doesn’t have to break the bank. We found this one on Amazon for just $9 that comes in a versatile cobalt blue you can use to top-off any outfit.
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2. Uniqlo Heattech Knitted Cap
Another great budget beanie for the office is this one from Uniqlo. It features a classic rib knit, fold over look, and comes in a variety of colors to match your personal style.
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3. H&M Cable-knit Hat
As with many H&M products, this cable-knit cap looks more expensive than it is. It features a soft acrylic composition, and a fold-over cuff.
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4. Baosity Retro Skullcap (2-Pack)
This 2-pack of Baosity caps is great because beanies can get ruined quickly by rain or snow during the winter, so you have a replacement. Plus, they have an adjustable back to sit comfortably on anyone’s head.
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5. Sterkowski Wool Docker Cap
Sterkowski’s docker cap nails the vintage look we’ve been seeing in streetwear and offices lately. It’s made of a breathable yet warm wool, and features a cotton sweatband for comfort.
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6. Patagonia Fisherman Beanie
Throw on this stylish fisherman beanie from Patagonia while you catch that big client and weather the storm that is your boss.
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7. Ribbed Cashmere Hat
Cashmere is the softest, best material for beanies (and, well, most other things too), but with this H&M beanie, cashmere doesn’t cost a fortune – it clocks in at just $35.
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