Bula Anna Peruvian Line
Toasty is the most appropriate word for hats from Bula (which translates into good life, good happiness). Bula, a winter clothing company known more by the younger generations and often seen on the slopes with the skiers and snow boarder makes its way into the offices at OhioOutside.com
Their line of Acrylic knit hats lined with polyester Micro Fleece adds a hint of warmth to the chilly Ohio winters. Our test model comes out of the Anna Peruvian Line, which is just one of over a thousand hats that Bula Manufactures …. Yes I said thousands. Our test found lots of use around the camp fires, after leaving the gym and a lot of other “I want to keep my head warm” situations as winter rolls in. Although we did not get to use it around the ski lodge or on the snow board, I am 100% sure it would do the trick.
Features of the Anna Peruvian line are a Micro Fleece moisture wicking liner that wraps around the ears, but does not cover the entire head, leaving a little room for ventilation. Also, the great little ties on the side I can see coming in quite handy in the winter time, when it is colder the blank outside. Our test hat also had a little bal on top that was just fun to play with.
Overall a great hat does the job and looks great, and there are over a 1,000 other styles to choose from. I actually think our test model was a women’s model, but I wore it anyway. Bula also makes this version (along with others) with a build in headphones to hook up to your iPod or MP3 player for you music buffs.
Bula also manufactures socks and base layer clothing along with their hats. More information and a great little story about the folks at Bula can be found by clicking here.
Material specs:
- 100% high bulk acrylic
- Best value
- High quality (Bula acrylics are knitted on flat knitting machines not circular machines)
- Non-allergic
- Easy care
- Liners: Polartec Classic 100
Manufacturer: Bula
Price: NA
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