Africanis™ Kilimanjaro Organic Beanie
Wear With Purpose™
The Africanis™ Kilimanjaro Organic Beanie is more than cold-weather gear — it's a statement of where you've been, what you stand for, and who you're protecting. Inspired by the iconic peak of Kilimanjaro, this beanie carries the spirit of Africa's wild places into every day.
Every purchase supports the Oister Foundation and its mission to protect the Canis Africanis — Africa's aboriginal landrace dog, shaped over thousands of years by the continent itself. Not a breed. A living heritage.
Signature Details
Embroidered Africanis™ logo on the front
Clean, minimal silhouette — built for the trail and the street
Cuffed beanie with tear-away tag
Construction & Materials
100% certified organic cotton
Ribbed knit construction
Lightweight and breathable — wearable indoors and out
Antiallergic and naturally soft against skin
Certifications & Origin
GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified
OEKO-TEX® certified — free from harmful substances
PETA-approved vegan
Manufactured in China | Dyeing — China
Contains 0% recycled polyester | 0% dangerous substances
Size Guide
One size fits most. The beanie stretches to accommodate a range of head sizes.
| A — Circumference | B — Height | C — Cuff Height | D — Diameter | |
| One Size | 42–58.4 cm / 16½–23 in | 22 cm / 8⅝ in | 7.5 cm / 3 in | 20 cm / 7⅞ in |
Measurements may vary by up to 1–2 cm. If you're between sizes, we recommend sizing up.
Care Instructions
- 🌡️ Machine wash cold (30°C / 86°F), gentle cycle, mild detergent
- 🚫 Do not bleach
- 🔄 Tumble dry low, or hang-dry for longest life
- ✋ Do not iron embroidery
- 🚫 Do not dry clean
A portion of every sale goes directly to the Oister Foundation — supporting Canis Africanis welfare, community education, and conservation across Africa. Wear With Purpose™
Colour Disclaimer: Colours displayed in product images and mockups are representative only. Actual product colours may vary slightly due to differences in screen calibration, lighting conditions, and the nature of organic textile dyeing. We recommend using the colour name as your primary guide when selecting your variant.