Woman wearing recycled cashmere beanie in black outside
Recycled fingerless gloves with matching recycled cashmere beanies in black and berry with co-branded packaging on cream background
Recycled cashmere beanie in black laid flat on white surface
Diagram of benefits to the recycled cashmere fingerless gloves

WWF x Turtle Doves Recycled Cashmere Beanie - Black

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New for Autumn 2026, WWF and Turtle Doves have collaborated on a collection of Recycled Cashmere winter accessories.

Luxurious and lightweight, Turtle Doves Unisex beanie hats are 100% cashmere and offer superior warmth and comfort. Versatile and durable, they provide the perfect cold-weather solution. The recycled nature of what we do means that every pair is unique. Colours and styles will vary.

Cashmere is a luxurious and soft type of wool that comes from the undercoat of cashmere goats. The fibres are finer and softer than regular wool, making it highly sought after for its warmth, softness, and durability. Cashmere is known for its lightweight feel, insulation properties, and ability to keep you warm in the winter while also being breathable in the summer.

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