11 Beanies to Keep You Warm (and Stylish) When Traveling This Fall

There's not a person in the world who can't pull off a beanie. Truly! And hats can sometimes be difficult to wear. Baseball caps or straw hats or, gulp, fedoras don't always work on everyone. (And, honestly, that might be for the best.) But a beanie is much more than a hat. The cozy, stretchy knit cap works with different fashion senses and different hair types without ever looking out of place. It can be something that's just a stylish accessory, armor for covering up a bad hair day, or an actual functional accessory for when it's cold out. Here are a few of our favorite beanies to get you started.
Urban Outfitters Fruit Icon Beanie
urbanoutfitters.com
$19.00
BUY
Adidas Originals Trefoil Beanie
urbanoutfitters.com
$22.00
BUY
Nike Sportswear ACG Beanie
nordstrom.com
$30.00
BUY
Stussy SU19 Basic Cuff Beanie
endclothing.com
$35.00
BUY
Barbour Lowerfell Donegal Beanie
endclothing.com
$49.00
BUY
The Workers Club Ribbed Merino Wool Beanie
mrporter.com
$85.00
BUY
Drake's Cable-Knit Beanie
mrporter.com
$85.00
BUY
A dark green hue adds a little color without clashing with any of your fall or winter coats. This thick cable-knit was made in Scotland and it looks... exactly like it was made in Scotland. It feels warm and looks cool.
Acne Studios Pansy N Face Beanie
farfetch.com
$150.00
BUY
Missoni Space-Dyed Wool-Blend Beanie
mrporter.com
$150.00
BUY
For a hint of that Missoni vibe without going totally over the top, this black, white, and gray wool beanie has more life than the standard single-color variety—but it won't clash with any outfit you pair it with.
Hugo Boss Ribbed Cashmere Beanie
mrporter.com
$160.00
BUY
Cashmere hats? Cashmere hats! If you find wools to be too itchy for you—or you just want a luxe upgrade—there's no superior fabric to wear than cashmere. It keeps you warm without suffocating your scalp.
Tom Ford Cashmere Ribbed Beanie
farfetch.com
$390.00
BUY
This story originally appeared on Esquire.com. Minor edits have been made by the Esquiremag.ph editors.