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1- I'm writing a story and one of my characters wears a bonnet. I searched the internet for some examples but then, I found other names like: A double-D / A cap / A beanie / A bonnet. Now I’m confused which one is more correct.



2- How do we call the three parts of the bonnet?






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1- I'm writing a story and one of my characters wears a bonnet. I searched the internet for some examples but then, I found other names like: A double-D / A cap / A beanie / A bonnet. Now I’m confused which one is more correct.



2- How do we call the three parts of the bonnet?






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  • Just seeing your picture makes me interested in the story!
    – GEdgar
    16 hours ago










  • Well I'm working on it, but since I'm not a native speaker I sometimes have trouble describing things.
    – vanity
    16 hours ago
















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1- I'm writing a story and one of my characters wears a bonnet. I searched the internet for some examples but then, I found other names like: A double-D / A cap / A beanie / A bonnet. Now I’m confused which one is more correct.



2- How do we call the three parts of the bonnet?






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1- I'm writing a story and one of my characters wears a bonnet. I searched the internet for some examples but then, I found other names like: A double-D / A cap / A beanie / A bonnet. Now I’m confused which one is more correct.



2- How do we call the three parts of the bonnet?






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  • Just seeing your picture makes me interested in the story!
    – GEdgar
    16 hours ago










  • Well I'm working on it, but since I'm not a native speaker I sometimes have trouble describing things.
    – vanity
    16 hours ago




















  • Just seeing your picture makes me interested in the story!
    – GEdgar
    16 hours ago










  • Well I'm working on it, but since I'm not a native speaker I sometimes have trouble describing things.
    – vanity
    16 hours ago


















Just seeing your picture makes me interested in the story!
– GEdgar
16 hours ago




Just seeing your picture makes me interested in the story!
– GEdgar
16 hours ago












Well I'm working on it, but since I'm not a native speaker I sometimes have trouble describing things.
– vanity
16 hours ago






Well I'm working on it, but since I'm not a native speaker I sometimes have trouble describing things.
– vanity
16 hours ago












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Some searching with Google images ... "pom tassel beanie"



tassel beanie



tassel beanie miami LINK



It seems the two parts hanging down are "tassels" and the ball on top is a "pom".






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Some searching with Google images ... "pom tassel beanie"



tassel beanie



tassel beanie miami LINK



It seems the two parts hanging down are "tassels" and the ball on top is a "pom".






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Some searching with Google images ... "pom tassel beanie"



tassel beanie



tassel beanie miami LINK



It seems the two parts hanging down are "tassels" and the ball on top is a "pom".






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Some searching with Google images ... "pom tassel beanie"



tassel beanie



tassel beanie miami LINK



It seems the two parts hanging down are "tassels" and the ball on top is a "pom".






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Some searching with Google images ... "pom tassel beanie"



tassel beanie



tassel beanie miami LINK



It seems the two parts hanging down are "tassels" and the ball on top is a "pom".







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