The traditional pakol or Chitrali cap in lamb's wool — round on top with a long cylindrical side, worn rolled up in summer and rolled down in winter to protect the ears. Warm, comfortable, and adjustable by rolling. Satin-lined crown.
| Weight (lbs) | 0.43 |
One cap, two seasons, and no sizing to get wrong — which is why the pakol has survived in the mountains of northern Pakistan for as long as it has.
Worn something like a beret, but adjustable. You roll the cap from the base — tighter or looser — to set both the fit and the look you want. Rolled up it is a summer cap; rolled down it covers the ears in cold weather.
That means a single cap fits nearly any head, and it is one of the safer gifts to buy for someone whose size you do not know.
Lamb's wool, warm and comfortable, with the inside of the crown lined in a thin satin-like fabric so it sits smoothly.
Chitral, in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The cap is native to northern Pakistan and is worn across the region and by some Afghans — which is why it is sometimes sold as an Afghan cap.
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