A beanie is considered "slouchy" when it has extra fabric that creates a loose, relaxed fit, typically hanging at the back of the head. Several design features contribute to the slouchy style:
Length: Slouchy beanies are usually longer than standard beanies, allowing the excess material to drape or fold at the back.
Material: Softer, more flexible fabrics like wool, cashmere, or acrylic can create a more relaxed, slouchy appearance.
Shape: Slouchy beanies often have a more tapered or rounded shape at the crown, which helps with the draping effect.
Fit: They are usually looser around the top of the head and more fitted around the brim, creating a contrast between snugness at the base and the slouchy look on top.
