Scarves, caps and hats for men

Hackett London's scarves, caps and hats for men are built for the coldest stretch of the year, in double-twisted wool and finished felt that keep out the chill without the bulk.

Wool and warmth

A scarf in double-twisted merino weighs less than carded wool of the same warmth, thanks to a higher fibre density per gram. Scarves, caps and hats for men in the collection also run to a 30% cashmere blend on the dressier pieces, a material source kept since the brand's earliest supplier relationships for its winter ranges.

Hats and construction

A wool felt hat holds its shape across a full season of daily wear, with a grosgrain band that doesn't stretch out the way an unlined band tends to. Scarves, caps and hats for men with a reinforced brim edge resist creasing when packed flat for travel.

How to wear the three together

The simplest rule for scarves, caps and hats for men matches hat tone to the coat and lets the scarf carry the contrast. A plain wool cap with a felt hat in a close tone avoids the layered-texture look that competes under a heavier coat.

Where the wool comes from

The wool used across scarves, caps and hats for men is sourced for consistent density and handle, a standard that's carried through every winter range since the line was first introduced.

What weight of scarf works best for daily wear?

A mid-weight scarf, around 300 g/m², warms enough for short journeys without bulking out under a fitted coat. Heavier scarves suit looser outerwear better, such as a parka or an oversized coat.

Do the scarves, caps and hats for men from Hackett London need any special care?

Wool pieces do best with a specialist wool wash or dry cleaning rather than a standard machine cycle, which can felt the fibres unevenly. Storing hats on a shelf rather than folded keeps the brim from creasing between seasons.