Docker hat Ripstop Beige

Docker Hat Ripstop, also called Miki Hat . Originally worn by the workers on the docks at loading or by sailors on their ship to keep their ears bare and hear the sound of wind and waves. Over time, the seafaring spirit flew into town to land on the heads of hipsters and fashion influencers . Nowadays, the little head covering halfway between the bonnet and the CAP, has found its place and modernized in a wide choice of materials and colors trends.

Details:

Colors: Beige United.
Composition: Ripstop fabric 100 cotton.
Six-sided construction.
Contrasting logo embroidery.
Label flag mark at the back.
Adjustable plastic Snapback.
Custom cleaning bias DC inside.
Embroidered ventilation eyelets.
Unisex head cover.

The whole difficulty lies in the art, not only, of choosing a Docker Hat DCJeans that matches its look, but also to wear it with style. Whether it’s fun or elegant, it can be considered a detail, but a detail that certainly counts. It is even, par excellence, the accessory that will complement your outfit. Even if a choice is necessary, it is therefore not excluded to opt for different Docker Hats, so as to adapt according to your look of the day . The Miki Hat remains this season’s must-have accessory.

What’s the Ripstop?

Nothing secret in terms of the etymology of this word, « to rip » means tearing in English, « to stop »… Stop. Ripstop… that stops the tear! In short, you are not here to take an English lesson but to learn more about a technical feature of our work clothes.

The Ripstop is tear resistant fabric . This property does not come from its material but from its weaving reinforced with a complementary fiber . The whole idea behind Ripstop technology is to get a fabric that will come, not prevent, but stop the spread of any tears on the garment.

A reinforcement that often comes to create a well-recognizable pattern on the fabric . When you look at a gridline on a fabric with the edges of the thicker squares, it’s definitely a Ripstop fabric. The Ripstop is used in parachute canvases, Yacht sails, tents and some work clothes.