So many layers.
Still a cold gap.
Hat + scarf + face covering
Hat, scarf, face covering—more to put on and adjust, yet cold air can still find the spaces between them.
The frustrationMore effort. Gaps remain.
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Everyday warmth. Wherever winter takes you.
The all-in-one winter hood
Soft double-layer fleece for your head, face and neck. Pull on, adjust and head out.
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Alpine Sand
The everyday winter dilemma
Too many pieces. Not enough warmth. A fit that will not settle. Three familiar winter frustrations.
Hat + scarf + face covering
Hat, scarf, face covering—more to put on and adjust, yet cold air can still find the spaces between them.
The frustrationMore effort. Gaps remain.
Thin all-in-one styles
An all-in-one shape can cover your head, face and neck while still leaving you wishing for a cozier layer.
The frustrationCoverage is only the start.
Loose 3-in-1 hats
If the opening stays loose, getting it to sit close around your face can mean one adjustment after another.
The frustrationA fit that needs fixing.
maisondayrva / How it comes together
01 / Warmth
Two fleece layers bring a cozy feel to your head, face and neck, adding softness to your everyday winter routine.
Two fleece layers for a soft, cozy feel.
02 / Material
A softly textured lining sits around the opening, while the outer fleece gives the hood a comfortable, tactile feel.
A softly textured lining, with fleece inside and out.
03 / Coverage
The hood, face panel and neck section connect in one piece, with fewer separate layers to arrange. This helps reduce the gaps where cold air can slip between your hat, face covering and scarf.
Helps reduce gaps where cold air slips between separate layers.
04 / Adjustment
Pull the drawcord, then position the toggle to bring the opening closer around your face and adjust how it sits.
Bring the opening closer with the drawcord and toggle.
maisondayrva / In motion
Soft fleece. An adjustable opening. Connected coverage for your head, face and neck. See how it comes together.
Cover your head, face and neck in one piece.
Gently pull the drawcord, then slide the toggle to adjust the opening.
Tuck the neck section inside your coat collar for connected coverage.
Cover your head, face and neck in one piece.
Gently pull the drawcord, then slide the toggle to adjust the opening.
Tuck the neck section inside your coat collar for connected coverage.
maisondayrva / The layer difference
Compare the standard single-layer hood with the thickened double-layer design. Start with what is inside.
One fleece layer. Simple coverage.
1 fleece layerLayer illustration
Two fleece layers. A fuller feel.
2 fleece layersLayer illustration
| Single-layer | Double-layer |
|---|---|
Fleece construction One fleece layer | Fleece construction Two fleece layers |
Overall profile Standard | Overall profile Thickened |
Coverage Head, face & neck | Coverage Head, face & neck |
Choose for Simpler layering | Choose for An extra fleece layer |
maisondayrva / Product information
Choose a style to explore the fleece, the fit and the available colors.

Alpine Sand

A few things to know
The practical details, from your first try-on to heading out.
Single-layer has one fleece layer for a lighter feel. Double-layer adds a second fleece layer for a fuller, cozier feel. Choose the feel you prefer when selecting your style.
The hood, face panel and neck section connect in one piece to cover your head, face and neck, with an opening for your eyes.
Pull the hood on and position the face panel. Gently pull the drawcord, then slide the toggle to adjust the opening to a comfortable fit.
A connected design leaves fewer separate edges to arrange than a hat, scarf and face covering. Adjust the opening and tuck the neck section inside your coat collar to help reduce gaps. Coverage depends on how you wear it.
Yes. Let the neck section sit around your neck, or tuck it inside your coat collar for more connected coverage. Adjust the hood opening after your coat is on.
It’s an extra fleece layer for morning walks, dog walks, everyday commutes and other time spent outside in cold weather.
Explore Alpine Sand, Woodland Olive, Obsidian Black and Slate Grey. Check the purchase section for the available style and color combinations.
Follow the care instructions supplied with your hood for washing and drying. Check those instructions before choosing a wash cycle or drying temperature.
From everyday winter
Thoughts on the layers, the coverage and the fit.
I like having the hood, face panel and neck section together. There are fewer separate pieces to position, and I can ...
I like having the hood, face panel and neck section together. There are fewer separate pieces to position, and I can adjust the opening once the rest of my winter layers are on.
The drawcord and toggle make the opening easy to adjust. I prefer a comfortable fit around my face, so being able to ...
The drawcord and toggle make the opening easy to adjust. I prefer a comfortable fit around my face, so being able to make a small change before heading out is useful.
For a regular morning commute, I appreciate an accessory with a straightforward routine. Pull it on, position the fac...
For a regular morning commute, I appreciate an accessory with a straightforward routine. Pull it on, position the face panel and adjust the opening before leaving. The connected shape keeps those steps simple.
This is the kind of accessory I would keep by my coat for the dog walk. Having head, face and neck coverage in one pi...
This is the kind of accessory I would keep by my coat for the dog walk. Having head, face and neck coverage in one piece makes getting my winter layers ready feel more organized.
Woodland Olive is the shade I would pick for my everyday coat. I like that the hood, face panel and neck coverage com...
Woodland Olive is the shade I would pick for my everyday coat. I like that the hood, face panel and neck coverage come together in one piece for a simple winter routine.
The double-layer style has the fuller fleece feel I look for in winter accessories. I still check the fit with my coa...
The double-layer style has the fuller fleece feel I look for in winter accessories. I still check the fit with my coat, but the extra layer is the detail that interests me most.
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Alpine Sand is the shade I would choose with my everyday winter coat. I like a softer neutral, and the color options ...
Alpine Sand is the shade I would choose with my everyday winter coat. I like a softer neutral, and the color options make it easy to start with the look I prefer.
I prefer a lighter fleece feel around my head and neck, so the single-layer style is the one I would explore first. I...
I prefer a lighter fleece feel around my head and neck, so the single-layer style is the one I would explore first. It keeps the connected shape with a simpler fleece construction.
My usual winter routine involves a hat, scarf and face covering. A connected hood gives me another way to arrange tha...
My usual winter routine involves a hat, scarf and face covering. A connected hood gives me another way to arrange that coverage, with fewer separate accessories to position before I leave the house.
I like the simple pull-on design. After positioning the face panel, I can adjust the opening and settle the neck sect...
I like the simple pull-on design. After positioning the face panel, I can adjust the opening and settle the neck section around my collar. It is an easy sequence to understand at a glance.
I would put this on with my other winter layers, then make the final adjustment once my coat is in place. That helps ...
I would put this on with my other winter layers, then make the final adjustment once my coat is in place. That helps me see how the hood and collar sit together.
Having both styles makes the choice clearer for me. I would start with the fleece feel I prefer, then pick a color. T...
Having both styles makes the choice clearer for me. I would start with the fleece feel I prefer, then pick a color. The single-layer and double-layer options make that decision easy to compare.