20 Olive Beanie Outfit Styling Ideas and More Green Looks

Looking for an olive beanie outfit you can put together with pieces you already own? These looks offer plenty of starting points, from loose jeans and simple sweaters to oversized jackets.

The pictured hats come in other colors, so an olive beanie would be your own swap rather than an exact copy.

There are pretty green scarf looks here too, plus outfits that leave the hat off altogether. Keep things simple or try a little plaid.

I especially love the olive and cream combinations!

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cream beanie and olive jacket

We’re starting off with this cute olive jacket and cream beanie combination. I love the loose blue jeans with the tan shoes.

The checked shirt tied at the waist adds a little pattern.

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For your own olive beanie outfit, swap the cream hat for olive and keep the pale cropped top underneath.

brown cap and cream sweater

How cute is this oversized cream sweater? The raised cable pattern and long sleeves are my favorite parts.

A brown baseball cap, black leggings and tan ankle boots finish the outfit.

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Keep the white socks showing above your boots if you want to follow this look.

olive vest and gray separates

If you’re looking for something simple to put together, this one is for you. An olive puffer vest sits over a pale gray long-sleeve top and matching loose pants.

The brown sneakers with white details look so good with these colors.

bright green beanie and black jacket

I am obsessed with this bright green beanie. It’s such a fun choice with the oversized black jacket and plain white cropped top.

Pair yours with wide-leg blue jeans and tan ankle boots to follow the picture. An olive hat would be a more muted alternative to the green shown here.

green sweatshirt and cream cargos

This green and cream pairing may just be one of my favorites here. I love the little black shoulder bag beside the oversized sweatshirt.

Try cream cargo pants and a matching beanie for the same look. The brown shoes keep the rest simple.

brown beanie and big checks

The plaid fans are going to love this! Large cream, brown and dark checks cover the open shirt jacket, with a plain cream cropped top underneath.

Add light-blue jeans and a brown beanie like the ones here. There’s already plenty of pattern without adding anything else.

black beanie and gray sweats

Don’t want to go all out with accessories? No problem!

Try this charcoal hoodie with pale gray joggers, gray sneakers and a black beanie. The two braids peeking out beneath the hat are such a cute detail.

gray-green beanie and tan pullover

I love this pale gray-green beanie with the tan pullover. The black placket and small black bag give you a couple of darker details without needing much else.

If you prefer a deeper green, an olive hat would be a pretty swap here.

camel sweater and cuffed jeans

If you are looking for a simple jeans outfit, this one is for you. A camel sweater sits over a white top, with dark jeans and chunky black shoes below.

Those wide turned-up cuffs are worth keeping. Add a black beanie like this one to finish the look.

striped top and blue overalls

How cute are these wide-leg overalls? I especially love the brown-and-cream striped top underneath.

One strap is left undone, showing even more of those stripes.

The brown ankle boots are a lovely match. You could add an olive beanie if you want a little green in this outfit.

long coat and olive pleats

This is such a pretty way to wear an olive mini skirt. The long beige coat has checked cuffs that peek out beside the cream cardigan.

Try white socks with dark burgundy loafers to follow the picture. I’d keep that dark shoulder bag too.

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oversized checks and olive jacket

Go big on the scarf with this cream, tan and muted green checked design. I love the long fringe hanging over the olive jacket.

Black wide-leg pants and tan shoes finish the outfit. Wrap your scarf around the neck and leave both ends down the front for a similar look.

long olive scarf and cream sweater

This olive scarf outfit may just be my favorite one so far. The long fringed scarf looks gorgeous against the cream sweater and light-blue jeans.

Let the ends hang loose like this rather than wrapping them up. The wide sweater cuffs and layered necklaces are pretty little details too.

belted jacket and gray scarf

The gray and olive-brown pairing is so pretty here. A long gray scarf hangs over the belted jacket, with dark gray jeans and black pointed shoes below.

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I especially love the oversized lapels. Keep your scarf narrow at the front if you want those jacket details to show.

olive fringe over a dark jacket

Don’t want your scarf hanging down the front? Try this instead.

The wide olive scarf falls over one shoulder and down the back of the dark oversized jacket.

I love the long twisted fringe. The pale green hair clip is a cute little extra beside all those darker colors.

brown jacket and tall black boots

If you love tall boots, this one is worth saving. The black pair sits over blue jeans, with pale socks showing just above the tops.

A brown jacket and beige roll-neck sweater complete the outfit. Add small gold-tone hoops like the ones here if you want a little jewelry.

green sweater and burgundy details

I am obsessed with the burgundy bag beside this dark green sweater. The matching loafers and little patterned neck scarf make the outfit even prettier.

Try dark jeans with broad turned-up cuffs to recreate the combination. There’s no need for a big scarf when this small one does so much.

pale green scarf and mini skirt

How cute is this pale green scarf? The chunky twisted fringe hangs over a white sweater and short blue skirt with front pockets.

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The tall brown boots are my favorite part of the pairing. Keep a little white sock showing at the top if you like that extra detail.

olive blazer and long black skirt

Want something a little dressier? Try an olive blazer over a white top and long black skirt.

I love the gold-tone earrings with the small black handbag.

The black open-toe heels finish this look. I’d leave the hat off here and let the blazer be the green piece.

green shoulders and cream pants

Last but definitely not least, we have this simple cream outfit with a green sweater draped over the shoulders. I love the wide-leg pants with the fitted pale top!

Try tying the sweater loosely at the front to follow the picture. It’s another pretty way to add green without wearing a hat or scarf.