Summer is on it’s way, but you need to be ready when cold, Hoth-like winds once again descend on your home town. What better way than with these laplander and beanie hats that will have all your friends mistaking you for characters from Star Wars movies? The last time I tried sporting Leia cinnabuns I was seven. It was my all-time favorite Halloween costume and I even won a prize. It was a hot air popcorn maker. Man, I loved that thing. Yup, this hat is coming home with me and everywhere I go will be calling me Princess and awarding me small appliances.
Check the full selection of great Star Wars hats after the jump!
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Keep your head warm with knitted pixels! This Etsy seller has a store stocked with mushrooms, 16-bit characters (like Link here), and of course, Jayne’s cunning hat.
Check out the Black Mage (from Final Fantasy) version of the hat after the break.
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If you don’t know any Incendio fire spells to keep you warm, this Harry Potter Gryffindor House beanie will have to do. It’s made of lamb’s wool, so it should do a good job of it.
Product Page ($8.99 via Geekalerts)
A handmade, machine stitched GLaDOS fleece beanie that’s suitable attire for all test subjects.
Product Page ($20)
Etsy user Miss Pamela is selling these made to order Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles knit and crochet convertible beanies which are available in the colors of all four TMNT characters.
Check out the product page below for sizing and ordering info.
Product Page: ($30 via GAS)
Wear a police box on your head! This TARDIS beanie stands apart from the others with its warmth-providing earflaps. It’s made to order so you can ensure it fits your bigger-on-the-inside head.
Product Page ($25)
Wear your favorite astromech droid on your head! This cap is knit with cotton and made to fit most adults. Bleeping and blooping are not included.
Product Page ($25)
Wear a question mark on your forehead and attract video game fans at the same time. The Super Mario nod is subtle enough to go with everyday wear, yet geeky enough to be respectable. And don’t worry, people probably won’t hit you to find out what the question block hides. Probably.
Product Page ($16)
