Dense merino rib, cut short to sit above the ear.
Knitwear for cold mornings.
Beanies, sweaters and knit jackets in merino, wool and cotton, with the fiber and fit on every piece.
- Free shipping over $70
- 30-day returns
- 32 pieces in the line
- Merino wool
- RWS-certified wool
- Brushed mohair
- Organic cotton
- Cashmere blend
- Washed cotton
- Cotton corduroy
- Fisherman rib
- Aran cable
- Waffle stitch
- Hand-knit
- pieces in the line
- 32
- return window
- 30-day
- free-shipping line
- $70
- fibers: merino, wool, mohair, cotton
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The cold-weather kit
Build it one layer at a time.
Four pieces cover most of a winter. Start at the top and add a layer as the mornings get colder.
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01 · Beanie
Start at the top.
A short merino fisherman for every day, or a chunky hand-knit for the coldest walks.
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02 · Scarf
Close the gap at the collar.
A long merino rib that wraps twice, or an oversized chunky knit you can tuck in.
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03 · Sweater
Add the warm middle.
Fine merino under a coat, or a heavy aran cable that works as the outer layer on a dry day.
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04 · Jacket
Finish with a knit jacket.
Shawl collars, chore pockets and sherpa linings, heavy enough to wear as outerwear.
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The Essentials
A heavyweight aran cable crewneck built for cold mornings.
A heavy shawl-collar cardigan you can wear as a jacket.
Our standard
Nothing makes the line that won't last a winter.
Exact fiber content on every product page, measured sizes where we have them, and care notes that fit the fiber.
Fiber, spelled out
Every piece lists its exact fiber content. 100% merino means 100% merino.
Measured, not guessed
Width, height and cuff depth for our beanies, so you know where one sits before it arrives.
Care that fits the fiber
Wool, cotton and blends each get their own care notes, so a good knit stays good.
Certified wool
Most of our wool beanies use wool certified to the Responsible Wool Standard. It's on each label.
Pick your layer
Four ways in. Start with the one you'll wear most.
The top layer
Beanies
Short fisherman cuts, tall cuffs, slouches and poms, in merino, wool, mohair blends and cotton.
- 100% merino
- Wool blends
- Organic cotton
The warm middle
Sweaters
Aran cables, fine merino, a chunky rollneck, a Fair Isle yoke and a mohair cardigan.
- Cable knit
- Merino
- Cardigans
The outer layer
Knit jackets
Knits heavy enough to wear as a jacket: shawl collar, chore coat, fisherman zip and sherpa lined.
- Shawl collar
- Chore coat
- Sherpa lined
Between seasons
Caps & hats
Corduroy and cotton caps for the months when a beanie is too much.
- Corduroy
- Cotton twill
- Adjustable
The top layer
Beanies
Dense merino rib, cut short to sit above the ear.
Full-length merino with a tall cuff, worn high or folded low.
Hand-knit in thick wool with a wide folded brim. Each one is slightly different.
A soft, slightly marled rib with cashmere and merino in the blend.
Classic cables and a full pom in a breathable merino-cotton blend.
Edits
Three small edits, three ways to start.
Merino
The Merino Edit
Everything with merino in it, from the fisherman beanie to the fine-gauge crew.
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New
New this season
The hand-knit beanie, the Fair Isle yoke, the mohair cardigan and the sherpa jacket.
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Gifts
Gifts under $50
Beanies, caps and scarves that are easy to get right without knowing a size.
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Simple shipping, easy returns.
Free shipping over $70
Orders under $70 ship for a flat $8 within the US.
30-day returns
Unworn pieces with tags can come back within 30 days of delivery.
A person answers
Questions about fit or fiber go to a real inbox: support@simmsknitting.com.

Featured guide
How a beanie should fit
Above the ear or over it, a cuff or no cuff: the four beanie fits and how to tell which one you want.
Journal
Fit, fiber and care.

Care
How to wash and dry knitwear without ruining it
Cold water, no wringing, dry flat. The short version, and the details that keep a good knit good.

Fiber
Merino, wool, mohair or cotton: which knit for which day
What each fiber is good at, where blends help, and how to read a label.

Fit
How a beanie should fit
Above the ear or over it, a cuff or no cuff: the four beanie fits and how to tell which one you want.
Common questions
Before you order
How do your beanies fit?
Most are one size with natural stretch and fit heads about 54–60 cm around. Each product page lists the measured width, height and cuff depth, and whether the beanie sits above the ear or covers it.
What's the difference between merino and regular wool?
Merino fibers are finer, so they feel soft rather than scratchy against the forehead, and they handle the move from cold outside to warm inside well. Pieces that are 100% merino say so; blends list every fiber.
How do I wash my knitwear?
Wool and merino: hand wash cold with a wool wash, press the water out in a towel and dry flat. Cotton beanies can go in the machine on a gentle cycle. Each product page has the care for that piece.
What is your return policy?
Unworn pieces with tags can be returned within 30 days of delivery. Email support@simmsknitting.com with your order number to start a return.
Do you ship internationally?
We ship within the United States for now.
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New colours and restocks, a few times a season.










