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Traditional Pattern of Teppein

The beret is an item that can dramatically change the impression of your outfit just by wearing it. Depending on how you style it, your expression can change, and during the cold season, it also serves as a warm accessory, making it a valuable addition to your wardrobe. This particular beret features the charming Fair Isle pattern from ROBERT MACKIE.

A Circular Fair Isle Pattern

The knit accessories from ROBERT MACKIE are captivating with their cheerful patterns and color variations that can brighten your mood just by wearing them. While based on traditional Scottish designs, they are crafted into original styles.

The Morar knit beret expands in layers from the center top outward, creating a circular Fair Isle pattern. The top is gathered with solid-colored yarn into a star-like shape, and when viewed from above, it resembles a small flower. The inner ribbing fits comfortably around the head, allowing for a classic look when worn shallowly and tilted back, or a cozy warmth when pulled down deeper. We offer two color options: one with a white base featuring blue, red, and brown patterns, and another in black with a pale blue design. We also have matching Morar knit gloves, making it a great gift set. The Morar knit beret from ROBERT MACKIE is perfect for the cold season, bringing a cheerful touch to your style.

Premium Shetland Wool

The beret is made from locally sourced lamb Shetland wool from Scotland. This wool comes from sheep raised in the Shetland Islands, located to the north of Scotland, where they endure harsh winters and high humidity, resulting in a water-resistant and soft fiber. It has a crisp texture and sheen, providing exceptional warmth and comfort.

Rather than a loosely knit texture, the knit is relatively tightly packed, which beautifully showcases the pattern while making it less prone to wind penetration and maintaining its shape.

ROBERT MACKIE began in 1845 in Stewarton, a town known for bonnet-making in Ayrshire, Scotland, as a traditional bonnet manufacturer. Over the years, they have developed their hat-making skills and expanded into wool products such as knit hats, scarves, and gloves, with all products still being made in their factory in Stewarton. This beret reflects the unique heritage of a manufacturer that started with hat-making.