I picked up the Arc'teryx Nordiq Hat (Model #12900) because I wanted something with more visual character than the usual minimalist Arc'teryx pieces. This beanie weighs 75 grams (2.6 oz) and uses 50% wool and 50% acrylic in a Nordic-inspired pattern that references traditional Scandinavian

The Arc'teryx Scando Toque (Model #16435) weighs 100 grams (3.5 oz) and features reversible wool-acrylic construction. I wear this during chairlift rides when I need substantial warmth. The six-dart construction creates a close fit despite the slouchy appearance, and the oversized design allows hair to be tucked

The Arc'teryx Charleson Toque (Model #24050) uses a 50% wool and 50% acrylic blend in a double-layer reversible construction. Weighing 90 grams, this beanie features stripes with a bird logo on one side and a solid color with a word logo on the other. The six-dart design creates

The Arc'teryx Color Block Toque weighs 71 grams and features a bold, horizontally split two-tone design. Made from 48% merino wool, 48% polyester, 3% nylon, and 1% elastane, the midweight Tech Wool fleece delivers breathability in temperatures from 30°F to 50°F. The double-layer, four-dart construction creates

The Arc'teryx Bird Patch Toque is made from 100% recycled polyester in a single-layer knit construction with a fleece-lined headband. Weighing approximately 90 grams, this beanie features an Arc'teryx logo bird patch on the cuff rather than embroidered or jacquard-knit branding. Released around 2020-2021, the one-size-fits-all

The Arc'teryx Classic Beanie first appeared in the Fall 2003 catalog as one of five toques in Arc'teryx's debut headwear lineup. Made in Canada from 100% acrylic with fleece underbanding, this was Arc'teryx's first mass-produced beanie. The 2003 catalog introduced