Swedish sledges; bought 40 years ago. Still in use.Submitted by joepinapples t3_103z8zm in BuyItForLife
Niro5 t1_j32ozn9 wrote
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In the southern US they call a toque a toboggan!
explorer925 t1_j33akcg wrote
As in the hat? I've only ever heard beanie in the US
[deleted] t1_j35h6d9 wrote
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[deleted] t1_j33bzcn wrote
I’ve lived in the south for much of my life (west of the Mississippi to be sure). I have literally never heard that.
I personally just call them my “knit hats” or “knit caps” if I’m feeling randy. Everyone else around me call them “beanies”
CedarWolf t1_j3453nf wrote
I live in The South. Folks around here do call those hats 'toboggans,' 'beanies,' 'knit caps,' and 'wool caps.'
attorneyatlawl16 t1_j36gzr5 wrote
Born and raised in Arkansas and never heard knit cap until I left the state. Was almost always toboggan and occasionally beanie.
D0UBLETH1NK t1_j346u43 wrote
No they don’t
Niro5 t1_j35ue0m wrote
Yeah they do.
mengladys17 t1_j3dntkm wrote
Yeah, we do in Tennessee. We tend to shorten the word to "boggan", though.
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