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Why To Choose Monkey Cap Over Other Caps For Winter In India, you will find all types of winters. In some parts of the country, the winter season means snowfall, whereas, in some parts, it only gets slightly cooler than usual. Winter becomes even more pleasant if you have the right woollens. With the winter season being right around the corner, the one question that people have is – which is the right cap for winter? Because if the ears and the head is covered, then you’ll not feel that cold. Otherwise, you could catch a cold too! When it comes to caps for winter, there’s only one winner – the monkey cap. So, in today’s blog, we’ll tell you why you should monkey cap over other caps for the winters: Prevents headaches: Many people tend to get headaches because of the cold weather. Moreover, it is said that if cold gets to your head, it could even lead to troubled breathing. That’s why, it’s important to cover your head properly. And the monkey cap is the only cap that truly covers your head. The monkey cap is an all-rounder cap that completely covers the head, ears, and neck. Covers face: If you are someone who is looking for a versatile cap that does all the jobs, then a monkey cap should be your pick. A monkey cap works as a face mask, ear muffs, neck muffler, and a cap too. Therefore, you don’t need to carry four things; this one accessory will suffice. Space saving: For those who are travelling during the winter season, space is a big point of worry. Woollens do take up a lot of space and therefore, it’s important to pack smartly. Monkey caps do multiple things and can be folded and tucked into the bag, without any hassle. Moreover, it’s so lightweight that if you are travelling on a flight, this won’t add more weight. Monkey cap is every light traveller’s favourite. Multi-use: Not every time it’s going to be so cold that you need to use the monkey cap as a face mask, or ear muffs, all at once. The good thing about a monkey cap is that you can use it in different ways as well. That’s why, it is considered to be a very useful accessory. Stylish: Earlier, the monkey cap was seen to be a man’s accessory but times have changed. Today, you get very stylish monkey caps which can be flaunted on social media as well. It’s best to visit a Decathlon store and check out their entire range before buying. Monkey caps come in different shapes and sizes. Some monkey caps are also made with different materials. If you live or are going to an extremely cold place, you might need a monkey cap that’s made using thick wool. Your search for the best monkey caps ends at Decathlon. They offer some of the best monkey caps for kids and adults. You can browse through their online store to select the best designs. To know more about monkey caps or to get the best monkey cap online, Visit Decathlon.
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Axial tilt of the planet's polar hemisphere be damned to hell
The winter solstice is on December 22 but the true heralding of the advent of winter in Dhaka is the first day your driver dons his wool hat and/or wraps his head in a wool scarf and maintains it the whole day no matter what the conditions or circumstances.
Confirmation of the winter solstice comes with the first sighting of a balaclava (a.k.a. "monkey cap" on the subcontinent).
Today was that day for me. The temperature outside this morning? It was a chilly 63 degrees Fahrenheit (17 degrees Celsius). Brrrr!
The Monkey Cap. Represented.
Photo credit: RASA Fashion, Bangladesh
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Incidentally, the world wide web is alarmingly understocked on pictures of Bangladeshis and brown folk wearing monkey caps, scarfs, and other improvised winter wear. This must be remedied. I sincerely believe this issue deserves at least half the attention that The Asian Squat has garnered on the web.
Monkey Cap.
Bengal's stylish contribution to men's fashion. It is similar in shape to a balaclava, though leaving more of the face exposed, hence lending the wearer a marked resemblance to the common rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta). Traditionally worn to commemorate the advent of autumn in Calcutta, and on any other occasion where the temperature drops below 20 degrees centigrade. Extremely effective in protecting the Bengali male from his natural enemy: cold weather.
Unfortunately, the brilliant sense of fashion spread all over India and even little kids are forced to wear this impeccable piece of cloth. Mothers seem to be very fond of this item.