Mid Year Revel Stylin’ Yarmulke

Dame Imokan, ever attentive, overhear Urik griping about how uncomfortable his helmet was when he was working out. It was heavy, hot, and ill-fitting.
Not the best item, she had an item in storage which was perfect for this situation. It is a single white circle cloth made of wool meant to be worn on the head. Initially made for the elaborate headdresses women sometimes wore during festivities, the Stylin’ Yarmulke has as a side benefit of making any headwear worn comfortable. It will keep the wearer from feeling the weight of their headwear or from feeling the uncomfortable pokes and prods any headwear might incur. It also kept the wearer’s head from overheating.
The primary purpose of the Stylin’ Yarmulke was to preserve the hairstyle of the wearer. When removed, the hair would retain any hairdo already in place for the wearer. It would even work out minor defects, say the curls weren’t quite holding, it will reinforce the curls while worn.
As a final benefit, when worn by a pious individual (usually a priest) it will add +1 to wisdom as it helps keep the individual calm and collected.