Maori Beanie - Te Arawa

Maori Beanie - Te Arawa

Quality Te Arawa beanie hat to keep you warm in autumn, winter and spring. New Zealand made from black, red & white wool . It is one-size-fits-all, and should be fine for almost all adult head sizes.

Washing instructions: the hat should be hand washed rather than machine washed, preferably with natural soap and warm water. If you have to machine wash it, please keep the temperature low, preferably around 40° C.

Crafted from soft, durable knit fabric, the Māori Beanie – Te Arawa is built to keep you warm while looking stylish. Featuring embroidered iwi lettering that honours Te Arawa, this beanie is more than just a winter essential—it’s a cultural statement. With a flexible, unisex fit, it’s suitable for both tamariki and pakeke, making it a versatile accessory for every occasion.

Key Points

• Premium knit fabric for warmth and comfort
  
• Te Arawa iwi embroidery for authentic pride
  
• Unisex design fits all ages
  
• Ideal for sports, kapa haka, and daily wear
  
• A unique Māori gift idea for whānau and friends
  

Benefits

1. Represent Your Whakapapa

Wear your Te Arawa identity with pride and connection.

2. Everyday Versatility

Great for casual outings, cultural events, or as a stylish winter accessory.

3. Warm & Comfortable

Soft knit keeps you cosy in cold weather.

4. Durable Quality

Designed to last while keeping its embroidery intact.

5. Gift of Heritage

Perfect for gifting to whānau who whakapapa to Te Arawa.

Why Choose the Māori Beanie – Te Arawa?

1. Authentic iwi embroidery
   
2. Stylish, warm, and comfortable design
   
3. Suitable for all ages and occasions
   
4. A fashionable way to honour your heritage
   
5. A thoughtful Māori gift idea
   

Conclusion

The Māori Beanie – Te Arawa is more than just headwear—it’s a way to carry your whakapapa, pride, and identity with you every day. Combining cultural meaning with modern style, this beanie is perfect for whānau of all ages, making it a must-have accessory for those connected to Te Arawa.