What's excellent about headband knitting is choosing any fabric you want. Cotton, wool, acrylic - it's all up to you! You'll also need basic knitting supplies, such as needles and yarn. If you're new to knitting, don't worry - the knit stitch is one of the easiest to learn.

Many consumers have done their homework and started avoiding unsafe products in favor of eco-friendly ones, which are better for the environment and their families to reduce the number of plastic waste in the environment and also help curb the environmental impact of man.

A headband is a piece of fabric that is worn around the head and is one of the most sought-after hair accessories. Headbands are often used to keep hair out of the face or to hold a hat in place and is worn as a fashion accessory.

There are many reasons why our wool headbands:

Heavenly Himalayan is our top pick and why we think you'll love

Wool is a natural material that's both breathable and durable.

Wool is an excellent insulator, so it's great for those who live in cold climates.

Wool headbands are hypoallergenic, so they're a great choice for those with sensitive skin.

Wool headbands are machine-washable, so they're easy to care for.

It all begins with an idea.

These lovely headbands are created by the hands of women of Heavenly Himalayan to give a piece of comfort and warmth during cold weather.

Shaggy, hardy and the backbone of Nepali culture, it’s hard to overstate the importance of the yak and their role in Himalayan life.

The Nepali women who make these headbands have centuries of experience in textile production and apparel design. Before we delve into their beautiful handmade headbands, we should look at Nepal and where the artistic women live.