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Quick Specs
| Fit | One size |
| Fabric | Mohair Inspired Yarns (100% Acrylic) |
| Special Feature | Mohawk-inspired ridge crown detail, two-tone colorways |
Product Description
The Lampshade Ribbon Beanie channels the Coal x Lampshade collab's playful edge into cold-weather layering. A mohawk-inspired ridge rises through soft, high-pile Mohair Inspired Yarns for a textured, standout silhouette, while two-tone colorways keep the look graphic and expressive. One-size construction makes it an easy grab-and-go layer for riders who want their headwear to carry as much personality as their setup.
Product Details
| Construction | Mohawk-inspired ridge crown detail, soft high-pile yarn with center detail |
| Fabric / Material | Mohair Inspired Yarns: 100% Acrylic |
| Fit & Sizing | One size |
| Special Features | Two-tone colorways, warm and expressive design |
Lampshade Ribbon Beanie - Rainbow/Blue FAQ
What's the standout design feature of this beanie?
The Ribbon has a mohawk-inspired ridge running down the crown, made from soft, high-pile Mohair Inspired Yarns (100% acrylic) with a center detail. That raised ridge texture is the signature look, giving it a bolder profile than a flat-knit beanie.
Is this beanie warm, or mostly about the look?
The high-pile mohair-inspired yarn construction is described as warm and expressive, so the same fuzzy texture that creates the look also adds loft and insulation. It's built to deliver both the standout style and real cold-weather warmth.
Does it come in more than one color combination?
Yes, The Ribbon uses two-tone colorways, pairing a base color with a contrasting shade through the ridge and detailing. It's part of the Coal x Lampshade collab collection, which leans into bold color pairing as a design signature.
How is this different from the Ribbon Square?
Both share the same Mohair Inspired Yarns material, but The Ribbon has a mohawk-inspired ridge crown while the Ribbon Square has a squared-off top with center detail instead. They're two different crown shapes within the same collection.