And Wander Accessories - Hats, Caps & Bags

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And Wander accessories are where the brand's fabrics turn up in smaller, cheaper pieces — 60/40 cloth and Pe/Co hats and caps, corduroy caps, mohair shaggy knit stoles and beanies, wool socks, high loft fleece

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And Wander hats, caps and knitwear

Headwear is the bulk of the range and the fabrics are the point of it. The 60/40 cloth hats use a cotton-nylon blend that goes back decades in Japanese outdoor clothing — cotton fibres swell when wet and close the weave, so it turns light rain without a membrane and breathes better than one when it is dry. Pe/Co caps and hats are the plainer everyday option. The corduroy caps are the winter version, and the mohair shaggy knit caps and stoles are the pieces people tend to buy on sight rather than because they came looking — heavy, brushed, and considerably warmer than they look.

And Wander socks, gloves and neck warmers

The small things that make a cold day tolerable, and the ones most people forget until they need them. Wool socks in the brand's logo pattern do the job wool does — warm when damp, and less prone to going sour over a long day than synthetics. High loft fleece gloves and the matching neck warmer use the same deep-pile fleece as the jackets, which traps air rather than blocking wind, so they are warm and not especially weatherproof. Worn under a shell they work; worn alone in driving rain they will wet out.

And Wander bags and the Miir bottle

A small selection rather than the full bag range. The Ecopak 30L 3Way tote carries three ways, as the name says, and Ecopak is a recycled laminate that is waterproof and holds its shape rather than slumping. The shoulder pouch is the small everyday one. The Miir bottle and pint cup are a collaboration with an American drinkware maker, insulated stainless steel with the And Wander logo — the least outdoor thing on the page and among the easiest to give as a present.

Browse And Wander clothing, see reduced And Wander, or look at the Gramicci collaboration.

And Wander Accessories FAQs

A blend of roughly sixty per cent cotton and forty per cent nylon, used in outdoor clothing since the 1960s. The cotton fibres swell when they get wet, which tightens the weave and slows water getting through, while the nylon carries the strength. It is not waterproof in the way a membrane is, but it breathes better and ages more pleasantly.
Cool wash and dry flat rather than tumble drying, which is what shrinks and felts wool. Mohair knits shed a little in the first few wears, which settles. Turning socks inside out before washing keeps the pattern from pilling against the drum.
No. High loft fleece is an insulating layer, not a weatherproof one — it traps air and holds warmth, but wind cuts through it and it will wet out in sustained rain. They work best under a shell or in cold dry weather.
Both Yards Store shops carry the brand: 13 Old Bank Street in Manchester and 86 Pinstone Street in Sheffield. Accessories stock differs between the two and moves quickly, so ring ahead for a specific piece.