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This article from the New York journal provides a list of unbranded beanies for those who are looking for a winter hat that is not associated with a streetwear brand. The options include a wool beanie from Drake's, a mohair and wool-blend beanie from Auralee, a knit watch cap from Save Khaki, and a cable-knit beanie from Howlin'. The article provides descriptions and prices for each option, allowing readers to make an informed decision based on their preferences and budget. [Extracted from the article]

The article features several hidden yarn shops in Manhattan, New York City including Seaport Yarn on Broadway, Habu Textiles on 29th Street, and Knitting 321 on East 75th Street. School Products Yarns on 29th Street offers a selection of cashmeres, mohair and Karabella yarns. The Yarn Company on Broadway, however, sells independent dyer Madeline Tosh colorway "Midnight in Manhattan" and other exclusives from companies such as Miss Babs, Freia Fine Handpainted Yarns and Dragonfly Fibres.

The article discusses the return of mohair, the luxurious hair of a goat, into the men's wear business in New York. It cites the development of mohair fabrics by The Worcester Co. in which it used basic patterns for its men's wear. It notes that the Mohair Council of America is pleased about the new direction that the company is taking in men's wear.

Presents the photographs of several black and white textile fabrics that will be presented at the European Preview show to be held at the Metropolitan Pavilion in New York from July 13 to 14, 2005. Polyester from Willy Hermann; Nylon from Denis & Fils; Wool from Walter Reissmann; Mohair from Jules Tournier.