The Beardcap / Skegghúfan

The beardcap refers to að traditional cap called “lambshed-hood” which was used in Iceland by farmers who in heavy snowstorms had to walk long distances between their sheds and to the neighboring farms. The cap covered both head and neck and had only a small opening for the face.

The Beardcap designed 2005 by Vík Prjónsdóttir. 100% Icelandic wool, five different colours and two shapes; The Gentleman and The Farmer. One size.

Photography by Gulli Már.