A distinctive feature of all products produced under the brand Ripndip, is a naughty cat that shows an indecent gesture in violation of his personal space. This meme, invented by the artist from New York, Jamie Lamperle, is very popular not only in the United States of America, but also in other countries.
What are the products of the Ripndip brand?
Of course, products of the brand Ripndip refer exclusively to the youth style. Usually the clothes and accessories of this brand are chosen by very young people, in particular, pupils of schools, gymnasiums and colleges. The Ripndip hat is extremely popular among the guys, which is universal, because both girls and boys can wear it with equal success. Today, this product is incredibly popular in the US and many European countries, especially among adolescents.
Features of Ripndip caps
A woman's hat with a cat from Ripndip, which young guys are happy to wear, is a two-layered knitted product , made with fine knitting . This accessory has the following features:
- The cap is long enough, and in its lower part there is a wide lapel that allows to carry the accessory in various ways;
- the product is made of yarn of different colors - black, gray, burgundy and others;
- its upper part can be rounded or slightly pointed, depending on the fashionista's preferences, which has opted for this model;
- although all the caps are very restrained, they are distinguished by a single decorative element - a textile strip with the image of a cat, which in the vast majority of such accessories is hidden under the lapel.
Kitty on the caps from Ripndip has a nice and pretty face, however, with his paws he shows a famous indecent gesture. In this case, when the lapel of the accessory is lifted, only the head of the animal appears on the surface, and if it is lowered, all the surrounding people notice that the cat is showing the middle finger.
However, there are other models of similar caps - on them a stripe is located directly on the lapel, therefore it can not be hidden from prying eyes.
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