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Comfortable warmth for cold-weather fishing
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| Name | WINDSTER BEANIE ONE SIZE NAVY |
| EAN | 5707549489871 |
| MPN | A136-742-OS |
| Brand | Westin |
| Size | One Size |
| Clothing Type | Beanie |
| Season | SP26 |
| Material | 100% merino wool knit, 100% polyester fleece lining |
| Cap Type | Beanie |
Yes. Its light, soft merino wool knit and soft fleece lining are explicitly intended for cold conditions, making it a comfortable hat for cold-weather fishing. It can also be worn away from the water.
All three variants are ONE SIZE, with the same knit and lining. A136-386-OS is the Black option, while the other options are identified by A136-742-OS and A136-740-OS. There is no size difference between them, so consult the Westin headwear size guide for sizing information rather than choosing a different variant for a different fit.
No. The outer knit is 100% merino wool, but the lining is 100% polyester fleece. Choose it if you want a merino outer with a soft fleece inner layer, rather than an entirely wool construction.
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The Westin Windster Beanie is a knitted hat for fishing in cold weather and for everyday wear. Light, soft merino wool and a soft fleece lining provide comfortable warmth at the water.
The knitted outer material is 100% merino wool. The lining is 100% polyester fleece, adding a soft inner layer for cold conditions. These are separate materials for the outer knit and lining, not a blended fabric.
All three variants are ONE SIZE and share the same merino knit and fleece lining. The Black option has model code A136-386-OS. The other options are identified by model codes A136-742-OS and A136-740-OS. The size and material specifications do not change between these options.
For sizing information, see the Westin headwear size guideWestin headwear size guidehttps://www.westin-fishing.com/en/this-is-westin/size-guide#caps.
