Balaclava/balaclava brands Made in Europe: our selection

Marques de cagoules/balaclava Made in Europe : notre sélection - EU//GENE


We don't know if she's preparing to face a storm in the Baltic Sea, a mystical hike in the forest, or simply the stares of others in the street, but one thing is for sure: this Lenereidi balaclava leaves no one indifferent.

Part modern babushka, part heiress of a granny square who decided to make a career in fashion, she proves a universal truth: crochet can be bold, especially when it fully embraces its colours and volume.

Wear it when winter bites, when your spirits are low, or simply when you want to have more personality on your head than half the subway car combined.

Here, we are clearly dealing with a balaclava that hesitates between “I’m going to get some bread” and “I’m going on a spiritual retreat in the Cévennes”.

Multicolored stripes, hood securely in place, calm but determined look: it's the perfect accessory for those who want to face winter.

We love this kind of item that does all the work for you:
You put on the balaclava, and presto, you instantly become an interesting person, probably committed, maybe an artist, certainly not afraid of the cold.

Here, we're no longer talking about a balaclava : we're talking about a declaration.

Bold raspberry color, tight knit, minimal opening.

Here, we are clearly in the realm of the experienced.

Impeccable Nordic patterns, a calm but experienced gaze: this is the official accessory of people who know how to make a fire without a lighter and who silently judge your down jacket as "not warm enough".

You can feel the tradition, the serious wool, the really biting cold.

Maya, Maya the Bee, she arrives with her friends to look for honey.
Not discreetly. Not in pastel shades.
Wearing a brightly coloured balaclava , clearly visible, confidently worn.

The scratches? They're there to prevent further damage.
The message is clear: we are here to gather nectar, not to blend into the background.


Ah yes, now we're lowering the saturation.
A return to calm, to subdued tones, to the balaclava that does not seek attention but does its job very well.

Less flashy, more discreet, a bit like that person who doesn't talk much, but is always right.
We're not here to shine, we're here to be warm, properly, with dignity.

And let's be honest: with 75% alpaca (and a little polyamide to make it last), it's the kind of piece to face the winter.