Beanie in a Box
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This beanie isn’t just a hat—it’s a hug for your head. Perfect for past and present LSE legends (or anyone who loves looking sharp while staying warm). Featuring classic LSE colours and a cheeky pom-pom on top, it comes in a matching box that’s almost too cute to wrap. Treat yourself or gift it to someone who deserves a little extra snug this winter!
School Colours and Their Meaning
The London School of Economics adopted black, purple, and gold as its official colours in 1919, with discussions about an emblem and motto following soon after. These colours are now central to LSE’s academic identity, featured in graduation attire and ceremonial events.
- Purple reflects LSE’s historical roots and its dedication to the social sciences.
- Gold symbolizes academic excellence and the School’s leadership in research and education.
- Black is associated with the motto “Rerum cognoscere causas”—“To know the causes of things.”
First introduced in 1942, these colours remain a proud part of LSE’s tradition and branding.
Size:
Diameter: 22cm
Length including pom pom: 27cm
100% Acrylic
Machine washable. Wash with similar colours
WASH AT LOW TEMPERATURES (30°C OR LOWER):
Wash your printed garments at 30°C or lower to prevent prints from fading or
deteriorating over time. Cooler washes also help protect the fabric from
shrinking, bobbling, or fading.
HANG DRY (OR IF YOU MUST, TUMBLE DRY LOW)
The best way to dry printed garments is to hang them up to air dry. High heat from tumble drying can cause prints to fade or crack over time and may also shrink the garment. If you must tumble dry, use the lowest heat setting.
WASH INSIDE OUT
Before washing, turn your garments inside out. This protects the print from rubbing against other clothes and helps keep it looking fresher for longer. It also
reduces wear on the garment itself, keeping it smoother and less prone to pilling.
WASH WITH LIKE COLOURS / MATERIALS
Before washing, we recommend turning your garments inside out. This helps protect the print from rubbing against other clothes and keeps it looking fresh for longer. It also reduces wear on the garment itself, preventing pilling and surface damage.
USE MILD DETERGENTS AND AVOID BLEACH
Use a mild detergent to clean your printed garments. Harsh chemicals, such as bleach, can cause colours to fade and may weaken both the print and fabric. For stains, apply a gentle stain remover to the affected area before washing.
DO NOT IRON OVER THE PRINT
Avoid ironing directly over the printed area. If needed, turn the garment inside out or place a cloth over the print and use a low heat setting to prevent damage.