Trebuchet Beanie | Black

The trebuchet was the great siege engine of the crusading age. Its heavy counterweight swung a long arm that hurled stones against castle walls, and at the Siege of Acre in 1191 the crusaders' engines battered the city until it surrendered. One belonging to King Philip II of France earned the name Malvoisine, the Bad Neighbour.

On the cuff, a trebuchet in silver with its A-frame, throwing arm and sling, a red counterweight and a red stone ready to fly, embroidered on black.

Made to be worn every day. A mark of the siege and the patience to break any wall.

• Embroidered cuff design
• Ribbed 100% organic cotton knit with cuff
• One size fits most

Designed by Outremer.

Care Instructions
Hand wash recommended to maintain its quality.
Air dry to preserve the fabric's integrity and color.
Keep in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight.